Regional Personal Injury Attorneys
With A Personal Touch
Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz, also known as NST Law, is a large regional law firm that helps injured people recover damages as a result of trucking accidents, automobile accidents, nursing home neglect, on the job injuries and injuries from defective products. Formed in 1990, Nahon Saharovich Trotz has offices in Memphis, Jackson and Knoxville, Tennessee; Jackson, Mississippi; and Jonesboro, Arkansas. The firm has 28 lawyers and a staff of over 100 including paralegals, office personnel, secretaries, and investigators that have the experience and resources necessary to fully investigate and help successfully resolve cases ranging from relatively simple to extremely complex accidents.
The firm of Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz, PLC is pleased to announce that Alex Saharovich, Corey B. Trotz and David A. Siegel were selected as 2010 Mid-South Super Lawyers® in the area of Personal Injury. In addition David A. Seigel has been listed in the 2010 Super Lawyers Top 100 Lawyers in the state of Tennessee. Further, Glenn K. Vines, Jr., Lisa S. Johns, Mark N. Geller, Ashley E. Ward and Valerie L. Smith have been selected as 2010 Mid-South Rising Stars.
Super Lawyers by Law & Politics® acknowledges outstanding lawyers who have a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. An annual listing, Super Lawyers nationally names the top 5% of lawyers chosen by their peers and through independent research of Law & Politics, one of the nation’s leading legal journals.
Super Lawyers are selected through a rigorous multi-step selection process. Lawyers are nominated from fellow lawyers and then a blue ribbon review panel of leading attorneys from each practice area conducts a thorough review of the candidates to be included as Super Lawyers. The list of Super Lawyers for Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi is published in the December issues of Mid-South Super Lawyers, Memphis Magazine and The New York Times (Tennessee distribution).
An annual listing, Super Lawyers names the top 5 percent of lawyers in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee as chosen by their peers and through the independent research of Law and Politics. Super Lawyers are selected through a rigorous multi-step selection process. Lawyers are nominated by fellow lawyers and then a blue ribbon review panel of leading attorneys from each practice area conducts a thorough review of the candidates to be included as Super Lawyers. The list of Super Lawyers is published in the 2008 edition of Washington Law & Politics and Memphis Magazine.
We are committed to caring for our clients and to providing a high level of personal service. If you have suffered an injury, we will fight on your behalf for fair and just compensation, including compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, permanent disability and loss of enjoyment of life. We have negotiation skills and trial experience needed to help obtain the best possible results – in and out of court.
We regularly attend seminars across the country to stay abreast of current legal issues and new litigation techniques in order to help you receive the best possible legal representation.
Our attorneys offer legal advice in a wide variety of personal injury matters, including those related to:
- Car Accidents
- Trucking Accidents
- Workers’ Compensation
- Products Liability
- Prescriptions, Drugs and Medications
- Nursing Home Neglect
- Medical Malpractice
- Social Security Disability
At Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz, PLC, our clients come first. We will fight as hard as we can to obtain the compensation you need and deserve, and we are ready to assist you throughout the process. You can trust that we have the skill and experience needed to help seek justice on your behalf, and we invite you to contact us today to discuss your situation with a personal injury attorney. We offer a free initial consultation.
Members of our firm are licensed to practice law in Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. Based in Memphis, we also maintain offices in Jackson and Knoxville, Tennessee; Jackson, Mississippi; and Jonesboro, Arkansas and represent clients in the Mid-South, Capital/River Region in Mississippi, and East Tennessee, including Bartlett, Brownsville, Clinton, Collierville, Cordova, Covington, Dandridge, Dyersburg, Germantown, Henderson, Humboldt, Jackson, Kingston, Knoxville, Lexington, Loudon, Maryville, Memphis, Milan, Millington, Morristown, Newport, Ripley, Savannah, Selmer, and Sevierville, Tennessee; Brandon, Brookhaven, Canton, Clinton, Hernando, Jackson, Madison, McComb, Natchez, Olive Branch, Pearl, Port Gibson, Ridgeland, Senatobia, Southaven, Tunica and Vicksburg, Mississippi; and Batesville, Blytheville, Bono, Conway, Forrest City, Harrisburg, Jonesboro, Marion, Paragould, Truman, Walnut Ridge and West Memphis, Arkansas.
Recent NSTLaw Articles
Pedestrians Hit By Moving Van on College Campus in Tennessee
According to WRCB Chattanooga, two pedestrians were taken to the hospital after being hit by a van in Cleveland, Tennessee, on August 21, 2011. The accident occurred on the campus of Lee University as the victims crossed a street. Both victims suffered head injuries. One of the victims also broke his pelvis. Police arrested... Read more
Will Truckers Be Prohibited From Talking on Cell Phones While Driving?
According to the New York Times, the United States Department of Transportation may ban commercial truck drivers from talking on their cell phones while driving, just one year after prohibiting commercial truck drivers from texting while driving. Violators of the rule would face monetary fines and potential loss of license. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has called distracted driving "too dangerous" and has compared heavy trucks traveling at fast highway speeds to "80,000-pound unguided missiles." Currently, over 3.7 million people drive commercial trucks in the United States. Read More
More NST Articles:
New Legislation May Affect Tennessee Auto Accident Litigation
Tennessee Car Accidents: Defective Airbags Causing Serious Injuries
Tennessee Auto Accidents and Child Restraint Systems/Seat Belts
Preserving and Collecting Evidence in a Tennessee Personal Injury Case
Cell Phone Related Auto Accidents in Tennessee
Toyota Litigation: The Black Box Smoking Gun
Tennessee Wrongful Death Cases
Tennessee Busing Accidents: The Responsibility of Common Carriers
Tennessee Pedestrian Accidents Causing Serious Injury
Tennessee Premises Liability – Injuries Caused by Dangers Lurking on Another’s Property
About Tennessee Construction Accident Law
Medical Demonstrative Evidence (MDE) for Personal Injury Litigation in Tennessee
Causation in Tennessee Medical Malpractice Cases
Black Box Data Key Evidence in Tennessee Truck Crash Cases
Unique Challenges in Initiating Medical Malpractice Claims in Tennessee
Employer Liability for Cell Phone Use in Tennessee Car Accidents
Product Liability for Toyota Acceleration Accidents in Tennessee
Social Networking Impact on Personal Injury Claims
Compensation for Injuries in a Tennessee Motorcycle Accident
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