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June 18, 2013
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Contributing authors from Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC:

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Phillip R. Baker
Philip R. Baker, associate in the Firm's Johnson City/Tri-Cities office, concentrates his practice primarily on employment law, with substantial experience providing counsel, advice and...
Joel R. Buckberg
Joel Buckberg is of counsel in Baker Donelson's Nashville office, where he is a member of the Corporate practice group. Mr. Buckberg counsels clients on corporate and asset transactions and...
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Evan T. Caffrey
of Counsel
Evan T. Caffrey is of counsel in the New Orleans office of Baker Donelson. He is a member of the Transportation Group, where he concentrates his practice on litigation arising out of marine...
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Carl Davis
Carl M. Davis II brings to client matters extensive experience in U.S. and foreign mechanical and computer software patent applications, validity and infringement opinions, trademark...
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Tonya M. Grindon
Tonya Mitchem Grindon is the co-chair of the Firm's Securities/Corporate Governance practice group and a shareholder in the Nashville office. She concentrates her practice in investment...
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Paul R. O'Rourke
Paul R. O'Rourke has practiced employee benefits law for more than twenty years, working with a wide range of clients from very large, publicly-traded employers to self-employed individual...
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Erin E. Reeves
Associate
Erin Reeves is an associate in the Atlanta office of Baker Donelson. She is a member of the Securities/Corporate Governance practice group where she focuses her practice on securities...
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Courtney H. Smith
Courtney H. Smith is an associate in the Nashville office of Baker Donelson. She is a member of the Securities/Corporate Governance practice group where she focuses her practice on...
Scott D. Smith
Scott Smith is of counsel in the Firm's Washington, D.C. office and a member of the Tax Department. His focus is primarily in state and local taxation with an emphasis on multistate tax...
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Nicholas C. Tomlinson
Associate
Nick Tomlinson, associate in the Firm's Atlanta office, is licensed in both Georgia and Louisiana and concentrates his practice in the area of employee benefits. He focuses on the planning...
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Meredith L. Williams
Director of Knowledge Management
Meredith L. Williams is Baker Donelson's Director of Knowledge Management.  Although trained as a lawyer, she is not actively engaged in the practice of law.  Instead, she...

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