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Nashville attorney Zach Scott Gainous was born in Tallahassee, Florida. After graduating high school, Zach moved to Nashville to pursue his bachelor's degree at Middle Tennessee State University. Zach attended MTSU's College of Media & Entertainment and studied in the Recording Industry program where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Business.

While attending MTSU, Zach completed courses in artist management, music publishing, music production, concert promotion & touring, record label marketing, record label operations, A&R, copyright law, music business contracts and legal issues, and more. During his studies at MTSU, Zach also began working as an independent producer...

The Law Office of Joshua R. Williams, PLLC is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based litigation firm dedicated to standing up for people who are not situated to stand up for themselves. I believe in utilizing the legal system as a mechanism for making business, industry, and individuals accountable for their unlawful conduct. I will work diligently to help my clients assert their rights and ensure that justice is carried out. Consistent with my philosophy, the focus of my practice is representing plaintiffs in litigation. I can help clients with the following types of cases: Employment Law, Civil Rights, and Fair Debt Collection (FDCPA).

David is an experienced and compassionate personal injury attorney who manages the Stafford, Virginia office of Allen & Allen. His legal career has focused almost exclusively on personal injury law, including car accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, and slip and fall cases. He dedicates himself to shielding injured people from unfair and unsympathetic treatment from insurance companies.

David has an “AV Preeminent” rating (the highest available) from the Martindale-Hubbell attorney listing service. He has litigated a broad range of matters in various areas of personal injury law in both state and federal court, and he has even successfully argued cases before...