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Construction Law Forum 2022: Join us on January 28, 2022 for the Construction Law Forum, as we take a look at the unique aspects of the mechanics' and materialmen's lien law. We will explore special situations, such as: when are liens on leaseholds proper; is it a lien or bond claim against a hybrid project (where the property is owned by a pseudo governmental entity); who qualifies as an "owner" for purposes of serving notices of nonpayment and notices of lien; what exactly is "visible commencement of operations" and "completion of the improvement?" There will also be an ethical discussion on matters like: can an attorney "bluff" by serving a notice of nonpayment and/or notice of lien, when certain prerequisites have not been satisfied? This 1/2 day CLE program qualifies for 3 hours of general credit and 1 hour of dual credit.

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Estate Planning & Probate Forum 2022: This year’s 2022 Estate Planning & Probate Forum will be a hybrid event, allowing for in-person or virtual attendance, with a live simulcast provided to remote attendees via Zoom webinar. A must attend event for planners, the program features the insight you need to stay on top of key developments in the practice area. Presenters will address timely topics such as:

  • Legislative Updates
  • Ethics
  • Administration of trusts
  • A Clerk and Masters’ Panel
  • Developments with Tennessee as a trust jurisdiction to specific estate planning and charitable giving topics
Do not miss this opportunity to learn from seasoned practitioners and top players in the field while fulfilling your necessary CLE requirements for the year. Section members receive a discounted rate for the program.

SAVE MONEY: Use the prepaid CLE credits that come with your TBA Complete Membership and save on this course. Not a TBA member? Join now to start saving.

Not an Estate Planning section member? Join the section for additional savings and benefits.




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Faculty Spotlight: Amy Bryant

Join Amy for the Estate Planning & Probate Forum, in-person, on February 18 in Franklin, TN.

A consummate professional, attorney Amy Willoughby Bryant has a heart for public service and leadership. Amy's work has been a reflection of her professionalism and passion during her eleven years of practice, specializing in family law, probate, real estate and health law. Most recently, Amy served as Senior Attorney for the Division of TennCare, where she supervised a staff of twenty-five and was responsible for creating training materials, giving presentations and helping to develop a resource bank for the administrative appeals unit.
Prior to working for the state, Amy worked in private practice on a variety of legal matters, including conservatorships. Amy is excited to serve Metro Nashville and Nashville's community of individuals with a disability as the new OCM Director, and views this as a tremendous opportunity to combine her professional expertise with her passion for protecting Nashville's vulnerable adults.
Amy demonstrates her passion for her Nashville community through her service as a leader, instructor and volunteer. Currently serving as an active member of Napier Looby Bar Association, Amy plans continuing education for all members. She has also served as a member or leader for numerous organizations including: Nashville Bar Foundation Fellow, Nashville Business Journal 40 Under 40, Conservatorship Association of Tennessee, National Guardianship Association, Nashville Children's Theatre Board, TBA Leadership Law, Nashville Emerging Leaders, Young Leaders Council, Lawyer's Association for Women, Tennessee Bar Association Public Education Committee Chair and Board of Governors, Tennessee Bar Foundation Grant Funding Committee Member, National Bar Association Regional Secretary, Napier Looby Bar Foundation Board Member, W.O. Smith School of Music volunteer instructor, Latin Dance Instructor for Metro Parks, Walk Bike Nashville volunteer, Napier Looby Bar Association (past President) and the National Association for Women Judges Conference Committee Chair.
This Memphis native is a Tennessee State University alum with a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Economics and Finance. Amy continued her education by graduating from Saint Louis University School of Law.
Amy is a wife to Julian Bryant and mother of 4. She lives by the motto that everything in life happens for a reason, embraces life as it comes, and meets every day with optimism!
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