Cliff Wilson finished 2020 by teaching 2 different Seminars for NBI (seminars are available online)

Bill Tate, Cliff Wilson and Nate Cherry were named as Super Lawyers for 2025 by Mid-South Super Lawyers. All three have been selected for this honor multiple times over the years. This year, Bill was selected in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Cliff was selected in the field of Civil Litigation: Defense. Nate was selected in the field of Personal Injury General: Defense. All three attorneys appreciate this honor and say that it validates the excellent legal work all the Tate Wilson lawyers, not just those named, do for their clients on a daily basis. Super Lawyers was established as a rating for lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. 

Best Lawyers in America name Cliff Wilson as Lawyer of the Year for 2021. Read more here.

Congratulations to Bill Tate who has been selected by other Nashville attorneys for the fifth year in a row in the Nashville Business Journal Best of the Bar for 2017. Tate was selected in the category of Litigation and Dispute. The Nashville Business Journal collected nominations from the public and the winners were selected by voting among the attorneys who were nominated. He will be honored at a June 27th reception and in the annual Best of the Bar issue of the Nashville Business Journal.

Michael H. Johnson will present at the NBI seminar on December 20, 2018. For more information go to: www.nbi-sems.com .

The Tennessee Supreme Court has named William H. Tate to serve on the Advisory Commission for the state Business Court Pilot Project. As a member of the Commission, Bill Tate will join seven other attorneys to provide input for processes and procedures for the state first business court. The group is led by Court of Appeals Judge Neal McBrayer. The members of this Commission, who have graciously agreed to serve, have the specialized skills and knowledge needed to assist in guiding the Business Court, said Tennessee Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharon G. Lee. The Business Court Pilot Project was established in March 2015 by the Tennessee Supreme Court to be in Davidson County Chancery Court, Part III and Chancellor Ellen Lyle was designated as the judge. The Supreme Court created this court to handle the special litigation needs of existing and future businesses in Tennessee by providing expedited resolution of business cases by a judge who is experienced and has expertise in handling complex commercial cases. The court began taking cases in May of this year. More information about the business court can be found at TNCourts.gov/bizcourt.