Terry and Gore - Nashville, TN

Championing Civil Rights and Employee Justice

Terry and Gore is a prominent litigation firm located on Nashville's historic Music Row. The firm is led by Michael E. Terry and Stephanie H. Gore, attorneys known for their fearless advocacy in high-stakes legal battles. Michael E. Terry is a distinguished trial lawyer who has argued before the United States Supreme Court, notably in the landmark age discrimination case McKennon v. Nashville Banner Publishing Co. His reputation as a staunch defender of civil liberties and workers' rights makes the firm a go-to for individuals facing injustice against powerful corporations or government entities.

Specialized Litigation Practice

The firm focuses primarily on employment law and civil rights litigation. They represent employees who have been victims of discrimination, harassment, and wrongful termination, fighting to ensure that workplaces are fair and compliant with federal laws like Title VII and the ADA. In addition to employment matters, Terry and Gore handles complex criminal defense cases, protecting the rights of those accused of serious offenses. Their practice also extends to personal injury and general civil litigation, where they apply the same rigorous standards of preparation and advocacy.

Practice Areas

• Employment Discrimination: Litigating claims of bias based on age, race, gender, and disability.
• Civil Rights: Representing individuals in constitutional challenges and police misconduct cases.
• Criminal Defense: Defending clients against federal and state criminal charges.
• Wrongful Termination: Advocating for workers fired in violation of the law or public policy.
• Appellate Practice: Handling appeals in state and federal courts to preserve or overturn verdicts.

Located in a converted office on 16th Avenue South, Terry and Gore maintains a professional yet accessible atmosphere. The firm's attorneys are deeply embedded in the Nashville legal community, with a track record that commands respect from judges and opposing counsel alike.