Devon Williamson, Founder of DevonLaw, started her legal career in the courtroom. Seeing firsthand how other personal injury law firms settled cases quickly at a cost to their clients, she made it her mission to create a law firm that served clients with dignity, respect, and compassion. Though she seeks to maximize a client’s case and settle out of court, Devon has taken multiple cases to trial and will hold insurance companies accountable for not paying the true legal value of a case. If you are looking for a law firm with heart and a fighting spirit, you are in the right place. Contact Us Today

Mr. Saylor is a partner at the firm of Fort, Holloway & Rogers, LLC. A trial attorney at heart, Stuart Saylor practices primarily in the fields of family law, criminal defense, orders of protection, guardianships, and conservatorships. He is a native of Franklin, and is focused on providing quality legal services to middle Tennessee. Mr. Saylor takes great pride in being available and responsive to his clients. A large portion of Mr. Saylor’s divorce cases involve issues such as custody, parenting plans, child support, spousal support (alimony), property valuation and division, and the potential impact of premarital agreements on such litigation. Mr. Saylor also handles post-divorce cases including parenting plan modifications, custody modifications, child support modification, and termination or modification of alimony. In family law cases, Mr. Saylor sets realistic and achievable goals that his clients can attain. Most family law cases settle before trial. Mr. Saylor approaches cases strategically to ensure that his clients get the best possible settlement in an efficient manner. On the other hand, Mr. Saylor has years of courtroom and trial experience, and is prepared to litigate and be your advocate in court when necessary. A divorce or family law case can be one of the worst and most emotional moments in a person’s life. Mr. Saylor is there for his clients to guide them through that process. A former prosecutor, Mr. Saylor has used that training and knowledge to more effectively represent individuals accused of crimes. Mr. Saylor has successfully represented clients accused of sexual assault, rape, attempted first degree murder, aggravated assault, domestic assault, sale of drugs, simple possession of drugs, driving under the influence (DUI), theft, aggravated burglary, speeding, and traffic tickets. He has experience with just about every type of criminal charge. If you have been charged with a criminal offense in middle Tennessee, you need to understand the possible consequences and penalties. Mr. Saylor explains to his clients facing criminal charges exactly what they are facing and how they can best resolve the charges on their terms. Orders of protection are a tool to protect domestic abuse victims or victims of stalking or sexual abuse. Mr. Saylor has obtained orders of protection on behalf of countless clients in order to secure the protection that they deserve. However, some people are wrongfully accused of such offenses and have orders of protection filed against them. Orders of protection can have a significant and lasting impact on the accused’s civil rights, including the ability to own firearms and guns. Mr. Saylor has successfully defended numerous order of protection cases, with the result that the order of protection was completely dismissed. Prior to his work in private practice, Mr. Saylor served honorably on active duty in the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps. Mr. Saylor worked as both a prosecutor and defense attorney, and litigated dozens of criminal trials in front of judges and juries. In 2014, he deployed to Afghanistan where he served as the top legal advisor to a Special Operations Task Force. Mr. Saylor is a graduate of the University of Tennessee- Knoxville (Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude), and the University of Tennessee College of Law (cum laude; Concentration in Advocacy and Dispute Resolution).

With almost two decades of legal experience in Chattanooga, Darren Kennedy brings a wealth of knowledge to every case. With a strong emphasis in the areas of estate planning and probate, Darren is known for guiding clients through complex legal matters with a blend of expertise and compassion. His 25 years in the real estate industry—spanning title, lending, construction, development, and litigation—make him a trusted advisor for all your real estate needs. Darren is committed to walking alongside his clients, helping them feel assured and confident at every step of their legal journey. Outside the firm, you'll often find him running, cycling, or spending time with his wife, Andrea, and their two adult children.

Calling Murfreesboro his home since childhood, Mr. Toy started practicing law in order to make a difference in others’ lives. From Hobgood Elementary to Central Middle and from Riverdale High School to MTSU, Mr. Toy is truly a product of our community. Mr. Toy feels blessed to call so many of our neighbors his friend and to serve such an amazingly diverse clientele of our rapidly growing city, county, and region. As an Eagle Scout, Mr. Toy learned the value of serving. Dedicating much of his time to being involved in the lives of people in our city, Mr. Toy is a charter member of the Murfreesboro Downtown Barristers Lions Club, where he serves as First Vice President. You can also find Mr. Toy serving on the Board as treasurer of his daughter’s American Heritage Girls Troop and as President of the Board of Directors for Vista Points, Inc.: The Special Needs Trusts & Resource Center. During the Fall and Spring, you can also hear Mr. Toy coaching his daughter and son’s soccer teams. Mr. Toy graduated magna cum laude and top of his class from Liberty University School of Law in Lynchburg, VA. While there, Mr. Toy served on Senior Staff of the Law Review, publishing his Comment, Restoring the Gatekeeper: How Illustrative Notice Pleading Can Save the American Judicial System. Mr. Toy was also a finalist in the school’s 1L Moot Court competition and served as Chairman of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Board, including competing nationally on the school’s Negotiation Competition team. He is licensed to practice law in all courts in the state of Tennessee. Mr. Toy is also a member of the Rutherford and Cannon County Bar Association, the Tennessee Bar Association, the Murfreesboro Estate Planning Council, Lawyers With Purpose, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

Practicing since 1981, Mike has seen it all. Mike is an excellent trial attorney. He is both a master of the law and quick on his feet. No case is too big for Mike. Contact him directly at (615) 351-6891.

With well over 35 years of experience serving the Memphis community, Preston combines his vast legal knowledge with a genuine commitment to your well-being. He’s not here just to offer advice; he’s here to provide understanding, clarity, and peace of mind. Preston is a trusted partner on your journey through life’s legal intricacies. Whether you’re planning your estate, navigating probate, considering bankruptcy, or seeking counsel on business matters, Preston’s expertise is your compass. What truly sets Preston apart is his down-to-earth approach and deep roots in Memphis. He’s not just your attorney; he’s your neighbor, your friend, and a pillar of the community. With Preston by your side, you’re not just a case; you’re a person with unique needs and dreams, deserving of personalized attention and unwavering support. Preston received his law degree from the University of Mississippi in 1974 and his undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University in 1971. He was a Captain in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps from 1974 to 1977. He is Married to Betsy, who practices Social Security disability law, and has three grown children, one of which also attended law school.

Civil litigation is the focus of Bob Burns' practice. Since beginning his legal career with the firm in 1992, Mr. Burns has defended a wide variety of professional liability, civil rights and municipal liability claims. In his professional liability practice, he has successfully defended physicians, nurses, dentists and health care entities in personal injury and wrongful death suits. He also has successfully represented a number of municipalities, municipal employees and elected officials across Tennessee on claims alleging theories of civil rights violations, discrimination, harassment and negligence. Mr. Burns earned his law degree from the University of Tennessee in 1992. At the University of Tennessee College of Law, he was a member of the UT College of Law national trial team. He graduated from the University of Tennessee-Martin with a. B. S. in Business Administration with honors in 1985. While in college, the Japanese Ministry of Education awarded Mr. Burns a scholarship to study abroad. He spent his junior year living in Hirosaki, Japan studying at Hirosaki University.

Jimmie Drewry is a practicing lawyer in the state of Tennessee. Attorney Drewry received his J.D. from the University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law.

For Chadwick D.G. Meyers, becoming a personal injury lawyer was more than a career choice—it was a calling shaped by experience. Growing up in Missouri, Chadwick spent his early years working at his father’s funeral home. There, he developed a deep respect for people going through grief and hardship. That empathy became the foundation of his life’s work: helping individuals seek justice after devastating loss or injury. Today, as the founder of Meyers Personal Injury Law, Chadwick brings that same heart to every case he handles. Based in Nashville, he represents clients in catastrophic injury, wrongful death, commercial vehicle accidents, funeral home negligence, and negligent security cases. With each case, Chadwick combines legal expertise with genuine compassion, guiding clients through unfamiliar territory with clarity and care. What truly sets Chadwick apart is his commitment to accessibility. He takes the time to speak with every client personally, and stays in touch via phone or text whenever they need him. He believes that legal support should be as human and responsive as possible. A graduate of the Nashville School of Law, Chadwick was recognized as the Tennessee Supreme Court’s Law Student for Justice. He’s received numerous accolades, including the National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40 (2020–2024) and Best Personal Injury Law Firm in Nashville. Chadwick is active in key legal organizations such as the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association (where he serves on the Board), and the American Association of Justice.

Douglas Nanney is a practicing lawyer in the state of Tennessee. Attorney Nanney received his J.D. from the University of Mississippi in 1991.