Chambliss Hires Two New Associate Attorneys

  • Monday, October 22, 2012

John Lawrence and Leah McElmoyl have joined Chambliss as associate attorneys.

Mr. Lawrence is a member of the litigation and risk management practice group at Chambliss. He graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law where he served as the editor-in-chief of UNC’s The First Amendment Law Review. Lawrence has a Masters of Divinity from Wake Forest University and a B.A. in History from Duke University.

Ms.

McElmoyl is a member of the firm’s business and taxation and estate planning groups. She graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law where she served as a senior editor of the Alabama Law Review and has a B.S. from Auburn University in Agricultural Business and Economics. McElmoyl is a member of the Chattanooga Tax Practitioners.

Chambliss serves as counsel for regional, national, and international businesses, financial institutions, local governments and nonprofit organizations. The firm's major practice areas include corporate law, real estate, health care, intellectual property, financial services, taxation and estate planning, nonprofit law, labor and employment, bankruptcy and creditors' rights, automotive law, environmental law and all aspects of litigation.   

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