Best Lawyers Near You in Franklin, Tennessee for Corporate Law
Lora Wuerdeman counsels clients on corporate and securities issues including mergers and acquisitions, capital markets transactions, and securities regulations matters and filings. Prior to joining Sherrard Roe, Lora represented clients in corporate and securities matters at a prominent Nashville law firm where she practiced in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, capital markets, and Securities and Exchange Act reporting and compliance. Lora earned her law degree from...
Kate Pearce DeWitt is a member of the firm’s Corporate, Healthcare, and Litigation practices, focusing on commercial transactions and litigation, as well as executive compensation and employment matters. A graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Law, Kate served as the Research Editor and Staff Editor for the Tennessee Law Review , and as a research assistant for Professors Valorie Vojdik and Wendy Bach. While in law school, she served as a Judicial Extern for the Honorable D...
Trey Catanzaro practices primarily in the areas of finance, real estate, and corporate law. He counsels banks and financial institutions, real estate developers and investors, and private companies in commercial lending, real estate and general corporate transactions, and governance. In his pro bono practice, Trey has assisted nonprofits in corporate governance matters, counseled survivors of human trafficking in securing forms of relief, and assisted with conservation efforts on critical wil...
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