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Wiseman quoted in Memphis Daily News re: Blockbuster case The Memphis Daily News regarding the resolution of a lawsuit involving one of the firm’s clients, Blockbuster Inc., following a critical victory in a recent preliminary injunction hearing. The lawsuit dealt with whether Blockbuster could participate in the burgeoning and crucial...
Read More Continue ReadingFeatured in Memphis Daily News Today, Chris Patterson was the subject of a feature article in the Memphis Daily News as a result of his being selected as a “Mid-South Rising Star” by the industry publication, Law and Politics.… Read the rest
Read More Continue ReadingQuote in Commercial Appeal — Charter Commission Chris Patterson is a member of the Metro Charter Commission. He was quoted in today’s Memphis Commercial Appeal: Millington Mayor Richard Hodges passed out a list of small towns’ concerns about metro government, ranging from the quality of ambulance service to tax rates. He...
Read More Continue ReadingQuote in the Commercial Appeal Harold Byrd Withdraws from Shelby County Mayor’s Race Byrd’s announcement will come as a surprise to many people. “I think the inside-baseball people suspected that he wasn’t going to run, but I think the general public just assumed that he was in,” he said. He...
Read More Continue ReadingPatterson Bray – New Client Testimonial One of our New Year’s Resolutions here at Patterson Bray is to use video testimonials as part of our website marketing — i.e. let our former clients tell about their experiences with our firm for the benefit of folks out there on the web...
Read More Continue ReadingTrial and Verdict Statistics Nashville tort lawyer, John Day, summarizes recent Tennessee legal data at his blog Day on Torts. Some highlights: There were only 10,659 personal injury and wrongful death cases filed in 2008-09. Medical malpractice filings were down about 20% from a year earlier. Of the 11,247 case dispositions...
Read More Continue ReadingRecognize Pharmacy Errors Most pharmacists do a wonderful job. However, preventable mistakes and pharmacy errors do sometimes occur. In just the past few years, we’ve represented 2 different plaintiffs in cases involving 2 separate national chain pharmacies that mistakenly dispensed the wrong medication. And unfortunately, it had serious consequences in...
Read More Continue ReadingLeaving a Legacy Greater Than Wealth: More than an Estate Plan An estate plan isn’t all you need. While providing our children with a better life than we had may be a noble goal, the goal is often lost in translation because of the means we choose. As the saying in...
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