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Learn MoreWhether you are dealing with business formation, a divorce, car accident claim, criminal charge, or any other legal issue, you have a lot at stake in the matter. You need to work with an experienced legal advocate who will protect your rights and your best interests. At Patton & Pittman Attorneys, our trial-tested Clarksville lawyers bring more than 85 years of combined experience in a wide range of legal fields. No matter the legal matter at hand, we have the qualifications to help you craft and carry out a tailored and comprehensive legal strategy.
One of our Clarksville attorneys will work with you at every step of your case. You won’t meet an attorney at the consultation only to work with paralegals until the court date. Each of our experienced lawyers works hands on with clients, personally handling every single case. Our client-centered approach gets results.
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At Patton & Pittman Attorneys, our team includes trial-tested attorneys who are licensed to practice in all Tennessee and Kentucky courts as well as before the U.S. Supreme Court. Our staff also includes a former prosecutor and a Rule 31 Civil Mediator. Whatever legal matter you need counsel for, our legal professionals have decades of experience in a wide range of legal fields with which to help you. We are qualified to provide you the service and results you need.
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