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Tennessee Tort Law Letter Monthly Updates on Tennessee Tort Law Cases As a Tennessee tort law attorney you struggle each day with the complicated and constantly changing issues in Tennessee tort law. There is always the concern that your opponent has information on a very recent decision that you don't have. That's why we offer Tennessee Tort Law Letter, the monthly summary, discussion and analysis of all of the important tort cases and new acts of the previous month -- the cases and acts that impact your Tennessee practice.
In demand as a writer and speaker, he has published numerous articles in The Tennessee Trial Lawyer, Trial Diplomacy Journal, Trial, and other relevant periodicals. Day has spoken across the country to the faculty of the National College of Trial Advocacy, throughout the South to trial lawyers associations, and in all of the major towns and cities of Tennessee on a wide variety of tort law issues. Day's practice focuses on plaintiffs in personal injury and wrongful death cases, including medical negligence, products liability, premises liability, and automobile claims. He also practices commercial litigation. An annual subscription to Tennessee Tort Law Letter is available for $347. Get a jump on your opponents -- subscribe today!
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Tennessee Tort Law Letter is written and edited each month for you by Nashville attorney John A. Day. Perennially named in Best Lawyers in America, Day is former president of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association and an active member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, most recently serving on its Executive Committee. Day is an active member of the Tennessee Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution and is a Certified Civil Trial Specialist by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization.
