Ted White	Tom Dickenson

Best in Tennessee (01/08)
Edward (Ted) White and Tom Dickenson were included among Tennessee's Top 150 Layers once again this year inthe January 2008 edition of Tennessee Business magazine.  In 2007 both attorneys were among the Top 150 Tennessee Lawyers listed in the January edition of the Tennessee Business magazine.  Ted White was included for his work in the area of medical malpractice defense and Tom Dickenson for his work in the area of bankruptcy.  They were selected from among nearly 18,000 attorneys in Tennessee in a poll of leading attorneys, judges, and corporate executives across the state. 

 

Knoxville Top Attorneys for 2007 (09/07)
Several attorneys with Hodges, Doughty & Carson, PLLC were voted top in their field by colleagues in the Knoxville legal community and were presented as Knoxville Top Attorneys for 2007 in the September publication of CityView Magazine. They are:  Thomas H. Dickenson, Bankruptcy; Dean B. Farmer, Constitutional/Civil Rights Law; Albert J. Harb, Construction Law; Hiram G. Tipton, Environmental Law; Edward (Ted) White, II, Hospital and Health Care Law and Professional Malpractice; and Roy L. Aaron, Wills and Estate Planning.

Kristi Davis	Josh Ball

We Proudly Welcome Two New Members (12/06)
Kristi Davis and Josh Ball became members of the firm on January 1. 2007.  Kristi graduated magna cum laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 1998 and she served in a judicial clerkship for two years before joining Hodges, Doughty & Carson as an associate in 2000.  Her practice is primarily devoted to tort law and appellate matters.  Josh graduated from the University of Memphis law school in 2000 and served in a judicial clerkship for one year before joining Hodges, Doughty & Carson as an associate in 2001.  His practice concentration is general civil litigation.

 

Leading by Example (11/06)
Joshua Ball has been accepted as a member of the Tennessee Bar Association's Class of 2007 Leadership Law Program.  The Tennessee Bar Association Leadership Law Program is for emerging leaders in the Tennessee legal community.

 

David Wedekind	Albert Harb

Named Best Lawyers in the U.S. (9/06)
David Wedekind has been selected as one of the best workers comp lawyers and Albert Harb as one of the best lawyers in commercial litigation and in personal injury litigation in the United States by The Best of the U.S. LLC. They were included among 14,268 lawyers chosen from 760,369 actively practicing lawyers in the United States. Their selection was based on recognition by their peers.

 

Welcome Aboard (9/06)
Oliver Adams has accepted an associate position with our firm following his graduation from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 2007. Oliver ranks Number One in his class after two years at the University of Tennessee College of Law. He has clerked for the firm since May 2005.

 

The First 50 Years are in the Books (9/06)
Bob Campbell celebrated 50 years of practicing law on July 26. The firm’s attorneys and staff honored him with a surprise reception. We are truly grateful for his leadership provided to our firm over the years.

Tabbed Best Bankruptcy Lawyer in Town (9/06)
Tom Dickenson was named in the August 2006 issue of CityView Magazine as the best bankruptcy lawyer in Knoxville. Other Knoxville attorneys made the selection from nominations. The article stated, “Our top bankruptcy attorney got the votes for being the person to call when the financial situation is looking bleak. It takes a smart, professional attorney to get the job done and this lawyer takes the win”. He also received the 2005 DICTA award from the Knoxville Bar Association for a series of articles on amendments to the Bankruptcy Code.

 

We Don't Expect It, But It's Always Good to Hear
Source: Knoxville Bar Association February 2006 “DICTA” newsletter.

"The 2005 Knoxville Bar Association Pro Bono Award went to Hodges, Doughty & Carson and to each lawyer in the firm who participated in the Pro Bono Project during the year.  In naming HDC the Pro Bono Law Firm of the Year, we recognized the firm’s commitment to serving the community and our profession by dedicating a significant amount of its resources to ensure that justice is available to low income persons.  A law firm, much like the Pro Bono Project, is a collaborative effort.  By presenting an award to each of HDC’s participating lawyers, the Pro Bono Project offered a token of thanks to those lawyers for their individual service."