Shuttleworth PLLC member, Edward I. Curry, was arrested this morning to help raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Although his time in jail was brief, he is continuing to raise money towards:

• Funding treatments and cures;
• Providing life-enhancing programs like state-of-the-art clinics and support groups; and
• Sending kids with muscle disease to MDA summer camp, where they’ll enjoy “the best week of the year,” having fun while gaining confidence and independence.

Here are some pictures from Ed’s experience:Watch movie online The Transporter Refueled (2015)

And if you would like to contribute to the cause, you can click here: Ed Curry Fundraising Page

Our new Nashville office address is:

Shuttleworth PLLC
L&C Tower
401 Church Street, Suite 2700
Nashville, TN 37219

The phone and fax number remains the same: Office: 615-833-3390 / Fax: 615-833-3767

Here is a great article on our move from the Nashville Post written by J.R. Lind.Watch movie online The Transporter Refueled (2015)

The Memphis and Knoxville office addresses have not changed.

Ken Shuttleworth, along with 15 other Memphis attorneys, has been recognized by the Tennessee Bar Association as a Senior Counselor.

According to the Press Release:

The designation of “Senior Counselor” is given to Tennessee lawyers who complete 50 years of law practice or attain the age of 75, and are active members of the TBA. The recognition expresses appreciation for the lawyer’s contributions to the legal profession and loyalty.

Congratulations, Ken!

The Memphis lawyers among those inducted as Senior Counselors were:

• Walter Lee Bailey, Attorney at Law
• Terese B. Deboo
• Jack V. Delany
• Joe McDaniel Duncan, Burch, Porter & Johnson
• Thomas Ross Dyer, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs
• Thomas Francis Jackson, Attorney at Law
• Reva Mark Kriegel
• Allen Taylor Malone, Burch, Porter & Johnson
• Lee Louis Piovarcy, Martin, Tate, Morrow & Marston
• Julia S. Sayle, Sayle & Sayle Attorneys
• Jerry Alan Schatz, Attorney at Law
• Kenneth Robert Shuttleworth, Shuttleworth PLLC
• Frank Lee Watson, Baker Donelson
• Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg, Mediation Services
• Thomas Dunlevy Yeaglin, Attorney at Law
• Edward Reuben Young, Baker Donelson

Michael G. Derrick, member of Shuttleworth PLLC has been appointed by the Tennessee Supreme Court to serve as a Commissioner on the Tennessee Lawyers Assistance Program .

The Tennessee Lawyers Assistance Program (“TLAP”) was established by order of the Tennessee Supreme Court in 1999 to provide consultation, referral, intervention, and crisis counseling for lawyers, judges, bar applicants and law students who are struggling with substance abuse, stress or emotional health issues. TLAP’s work contributes to the protection of the public and the improvement of the integrity and reputation of the legal profession.

Mike’s three year term on the Commission begins June 1, 2015.

Lane Wolfenbarger, managing member of Shuttleworth PLLC’ East Tennessee office was recently elected to serve as Grainger County’s next General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge.  Judge Wolfenbarger, with many friends and family members in attendance, was sworn into office on August 29 at the Grainger County Justice Center. Mr. Wolfenbarger is excited about his new role and is eager to serve the people of Grainger County and those that appear in his courtroom.

Mr. Wolfenbarger was elected to an 8 year term.  Grainger County is in the 4^th Judicial District of Tennessee, which includes Grainger, Jefferson, Sevier, and Cocke counties.  As general Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge for Grainger County is a part-time position, Mr. Wolfenbarger will remain a member Shuttleworth PLLC and will continue to represent its clients throughout East Tennessee and the region.

Memphis Mediation Group, LLC, a mediation practice consisting of Shuttleworth PLLC attorneys, sponsored three prize holes at the 3rd Annual Association For Women Attorneys Foundation Golf Tournament.

The event took place May 3 at Mirimichi Golf Course in Millington, Tennessee.  Among the holes sponsored included a $10,000 prize for a hole in one.  No one claimed the prize this time around.

Memphis Mediation Group mediators John Cannon and Mike Derrick participated in the AWA tournament.