Ashley Loy has always had a passion for standing up for others who need help, and she knew that passion could best be served by becoming an attorney and truly advocating for those who need assistance. While in law school, Loy worked as an adjudicator for the Social Security Administration’s Disability Determination Services (DDS). She became intimately familiar with Social Security’s rules and regulations, as well as how the Administration determined who was eligible for benefits. After working for DDS for over five years, she learned how the decision-making process could sometimes play out unfairly for many people who deserved benefits. As an attorney, Loy wanted to utilize her years of knowledge and experience in how the Social Security Administration handles disability claims to effectively advocate for individuals whose benefits had been denied. She treats every case on an individual basis, recognizing the facts that make each case and each client unique. She prioritizes understanding each client’s circumstances so that she can formulate a tailored strategy for their case.

Coomer understands the pain and frustration injured clients go through after an accident from a personal level. Coomer’s family was struck by a drunk driver in 2003, permanently injuring her father. She vividly recalls the collision itself and the years of physical, emotional, and financial recovery her family had to endure as a result of someone else’s careless behavior. This experience taught her to recognize and advocate for the many pieces of her clients’ lives that can be touched in the aftermath of a collision or other injury. It’s this experience that has shaped her into the lawyer she is today and drives her hard work on behalf of every client and their family she represents. Licensed in Arkansas. Tennessee Bar Applicant practicing pending admission pursuant to Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 7, § 10.07.

Blake Speights is a dedicated personal injury attorney who brings a wealth of experience in civil litigation to the firm. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Arkansas Tech University before obtaining a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He then went on to receive his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas School of Law. Throughout his career, Blake has focused on advocating for clients during some of the most challenging moments of their lives. His professional background includes work in civil litigation, where he has successfully assisted clients with a wide variety of legal issues. He is committed to providing compassionate and effective representation, ensuring that every client receives the guidance and support they need to navigate the complexities of the legal system. When he is not in the office, Blake enjoys spending time with his wife and three daughters and participating in a variety of outdoor activities. Licensed in Arkansas. Tennessee Bar Applicant practicing pending admission pursuant to Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 7, § 10.07.

Mr. Cole has been licensed in the State of Tennessee since 1997 and has spent his entire legal career working hard for the people he represents from start to finish. Mr. Cole is an experienced and proven trial attorney with years of court experience in both civil and criminal cases; in front of both judges and juries. He simply won’t take a civil case unless he thinks there is a very good chance to win at trial and he prepares every case as though it is going to trial. Mr. Cole has represented both corporate and individual clients in all areas of state and federal courts in Tennessee. He has robust experience in jury trials in courts across the Tennessee Valley. He has obtained acquittals on behalf of numerous criminal defense clients and recovered many monetary judgments for plaintiffs. He has obtained defense verdicts for defendants in both jury and non-jury trials. Mr. Cole has gained a high level of trust from my fellow lawyers as well as from the bench, having been selected by Judges to sit as a special master to hear order of protection cases. He has been appointed as a Hearing Committee member of the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee. As a Hearing Committee member, he presides over disciplinary hearings, along with two other Hearing Committee members, to determine whether or not a licensed attorney, accused of violating the ethical rules, should be censured, suspended, or disbarred. Mr. Cole has given seminars to lawyers on how to be a better trial lawyer as well as other specific areas of legal expertise This is this level of trust you should expect to have in an attorney representing your legal interests.