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Partner Ed Wallis Completes Another Year in Endurance Sports

Firm partner Ed Wallis decided several years ago that he needed to do something besides sit behind a desk. After running a half marathon, Ed decided he wanted more – and to tackle two fitness areas that he had never tried as an adult … swimming and cycling. Thus began Ed’s triathlon hobby that has… Read More »

Richard Glassman Interviewed by Capterra

Senior Shareholder Richard Glassman has been interviewed by legal website Capterra on how technology has changed the legal profession. Mr. Glassman’s interview can be found: 3 Lawyers Over 60 Tell Us How the Legal Profession Has Changed Richard Glassman, a lifelong Memphian, is the Senior Shareholder and President of Glassman, Wyatt, Tuttle & Cox, P.… Read More »

Tennessee Supreme Court Rules General Contractor May Not Sue Insurance Company For Failing to Issue It Payment

In a matter of first impression the Tennessee Supreme Court held on April 26, 2021 that Tennessee law, as it currently stands, does not permit a general contractor to privately file a cause of action against an insurance company for failing to include the contractor as a payee on an insurance proceeds check to an… Read More »

Firm Attorney Secures Victory for Clients, Residential Landlords Across Tennessee

GWTC Attorney Lewis Lyons successfully represented a residential property owner and property management company in a personal injury case brought by their tenant at the trial and appellate levels. In CAROLYN RICHARDSON v. H & J PROPERTIES, LLC, ET AL. No. W2019-02082-COA-R3-CV, 2020 WL 6158463 (Tenn. Ct. App. Oct. 21, 2020), the tenant slipped and… Read More »

Firm Attorneys Obtain Dismissal in Suit Against Local Church

The Firm through senior shareholder Richard Glassman and associate Donald Babineaux are proud to have been allowed to represent Greater Middle Baptist Church in Memphis when it was sued by its former pastor in Chancery Court for wrongful discharge and other allegations of wrongdoing. Greater Middle Baptist Church has a history so important to… Read More »

Firm Attorneys Cox and Wallis present on evidence preservation to 1,000 plus

Firm Shareholders Robert Cox and Ed Wallis presented on Accident Investigation, Evidence Preservation and Spoliation on August 19, 2020 through Captive Resources. The webinar was conducted twice and reached over 1,000 persons. Robert and Ed presented on what to do after an accident or incident; how to develop a policy for document and evidence collection;… Read More »

Firm Attorneys Secure Dismissal in Malicious Prosecution Case

Firm Senior Shareholder Richard Glassman and Attorney Jonathan Stokes secured dismissal of a malicious prosecution case on behalf of the firm’s client. The firm regularly defends attorneys in legal malpractice, malicious prosecution and bar complaint matters for a variety of insurance carriers and self-insured attorneys. In the matter at hand, the defendant client in a… Read More »

Six Firm Attorneys Named to Best Lawyers in America

Glassman, Wyatt, Tuttle & Cox, P.C. is pleased to announce that six of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized in the 27th Edition of the Best Lawyers in America®. The attorneys are: Richard Glassman (Legal Malpractice)Carl Wyatt (Commercial Litigation)Dale Tuttle (Insurance Law)Robert Cox (Insurance Litigation & Commercial Litigation)Jim Horner (Insurance Law)Ed Wallis (Construction Litigation, Commercial Litigation… Read More »