CLASSIFIED adver t i sement s oFFIce spAce


ATTORNEY HAS OFFICE AVAILABLE IN NEWLY REMODELED OFFICE. East Memphis location. Ground level. Parking. Very reasonable. 901.683.9100.


DOWNTOWN LAW OFFICE—Two beautiful riverview-office s available on the 32nd Floor of the 100 North Main Building adjacent to Shelby County Courthouse; five (5) other lawyers present. Telephone, Secretarial services, Copier, Fax, Conference/ Library room available. Please contact Richard W. Pierotti at 901.526.6200.


DOWNTOWN LAW OFFICES—EXECUTIVE OFFICE CENTER AT PEABODY PLACE—119 S. Main Street, Suite 500, Memphis, TN 38103. Our lease terms are flexible allowing you to rent by the hour, day, month or year. All the services that you need are available including: administrative/secretarial service, T1 high-speed Internet access, notary, telephone service, furniture, information technology services/consulting and conference rooms. Te executive suite concept allows you to do business in a cooperative environment without having fixed monthly overhead, by eliminating the distractions and time-consuming business decisions such as office administration and equipment leases. If you want to create a professional appearance for your business, but you are not ready to lease an office, take a look at our business identity packages. For as little as $150 per month you can have the appearance of a professional office. Contact Beverly Johnson, 901.312.5500, beverly@executiveofficecenter.com.


OFFICE SPACE –GERMANTOWN (east side)—Ideal for law firm. Cur- rently a bank branch. Beautiful first floor space with private office, conference room and space that could be separated into additional private offices. Warm wood trim and fireplace on first floor. Stairs with outside and inside access to second floor. Open space to be partitioned as needed with two (2) private offices. Kitchen and eating areas also on second floor. Ample convenient parking. Call 316-2214.


TWO OFFICES FOR RENT—INDIVIDUALLY OR BOTH. Excellent rate and location downtown near Shelby County Courthouse and Criminal Justice Complex. Includes parking, reception/light secretarial, phone, utilities. Contact Ellen Fite or Frank Holloman, 901.526.1088.


posItIons AVAIlABle


FARRIS BOBANGO, PLC—Memphis/Nashville law firm is looking to grow our Nashville practice. We are seeking candidates for a litigation attorney position with a minimum of 2 years of insur- ance defense experience, particularly in workers’ compensation defense. Qualified applicants are asked to email their resume to Chip Forrester, esf@farris-law.com.


EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARIES & PARALEGALS—Mary Lynes at the Memphis Bar Association is now accepting resumes for expe- rienced Legal Secretaries and Paralegals. Please send resumes to mlynes@memphisbar.org or fax to Mary at 901.527-3582.


proFessIonAl serVIces


ATTORNEY SHEREE L. HOFFMAN, ALL MEDIATION SERVICES, Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 Listed for Civil and Family Law Mediations. Will travel to Counties adjacent to Shelby County. www.memphisdivorcehelp.com. 901.754.9994.


FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTATIONS. Competency, criminal responsibility, personal injury, and child custody. Attorney consultations and expert witness services. F.A. Steinberg, Ph.D., FACFP, 532 Monteigne Blvd., Memphis, TN 38103. Board certified fellow in forensic psychology. 901.527.3737.


JAMES E. BINGHAM, MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION. 25 years’ litigation experience in business, domestic, and probate. Rule 31 listed. 901.525.8601.


Attorneys/lAw clerks


LOOKING FOR A LAW CLERK OR AN ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY? The University of Memphis School of Law has great students and graduates, and we can help you with your employment career needs. Contact Career Services Office with your job listing or to schedule an on-campus interview. 901.678.3217. No charge for our services.


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