Chambliss shareholder Stephen Adams was recently selected for the Leadership Chattanooga class of 2022-2023. Leadership Chattanooga is a 10-month program presented by the Chattanooga Chamber Foundation that provides established professionals with leadership development training, networking opportunities with top community and state leaders, as well as learning opportunities and involvement with community service projects. Stephen AdamsContinue Reading

Paige Baker was recently selected for the Chattanooga Women’s Leadership Institute’s (CWLI) Game ChangeHer program. Formerly known as Women Mentoring Women, CWLI offers a 16-session series that provides a combination of personal and professional development curriculum for women seeking to strengthen their skills and supplies them with tools to serve as successful mentors and leaders.Continue Reading

Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, P.C. is pleased to announce the addition of Nicholas “Nick” T. Kujawa, who will support the firm as a financial analyst by assisting management with analyzing quantitative information for decision-making and planning purposes. “Nick is a great addition to our Chambliss team because of the financial industry experience he brings,” saidContinue Reading

HealthScope Magazine recently published an article highlighting the hardship Amy Boulware faced during her first pregnancy. In the article, Amy shared how she was a planner; however, all the planning in the world couldn’t prepare her to be in a position where her pregnancy jeopardized her life. Because of Amy’s critical condition, the doctor toldContinue Reading

2022 Embrace Aging Forum Recap Chambliss Law hosted the 2022 Embrace Aging Forum on Tuesday, June 28 at The Westin Chattanooga. We cannot thank everyone enough for helping make this event a huge success. This year’s event featured: Book signing with keynote speaker and New York Times Best Selling Author and actress, Tembi Locke One-on-oneContinue Reading

The Washington Legal Foundation published Brad Davis in its latest Legal Backgrounders article. In “Southwest Airlines v. Saxon: SCOTUS Left Much Unsaid in Ruling on Cargo Loaders’ Exemption from Arbitration,” Brad discussed a recent Supreme Court decision that narrowly addressed Section 1 of the Federal Arbitration Act. On June 6, 2022, the Court held thatContinue Reading