By: Rebecca Miller Previously in "Understanding ABLE Accounts — What They Are and How They Work," we covered the basics of ABLE accounts — what they are, who qualifies, and how they help individuals with disabilities save for the future. Now, we turn to the exciting part: recent Continue Reading
Understanding ABLE Accounts: What They Are and How They Work
By: Rebecca Miller For individuals with disabilities and their families, saving for the future has long presented unique challenges due to the asset limits tied to essential government benefits. ABLE accounts — tax-advantaged savings accounts authorized under the Achieving a Better Life Continue Reading
Safeguarding Trade Secrets in the Age of AI Published in EDGE Magazine
Steve Barham recently authored "Safeguarding Trade Secrets in the Age of AI" for the November 2025 issue of EDGE Magazine. In this sponsored article, he discusses how businesses can incorporate large language models (LLMs) into their company while keeping information confidential. Steve emphasizes Continue Reading
Courtney Keehan Authors Article on Key Changes to Wetlands Legislation for Tennessee Bar Association Environmental Law Section Newsletter
Courtney Keehan recently authored, "Tennessee Enacts Wetlands Legislation: Key Changes for Property Developers and Owners," for the Tennessee Bar Association Environmental Law Section newsletter. The article covers Senate Bill No. 670, a new law that will significantly change wetland management in Continue Reading
Construction Laws and Customs: Tennessee Published in Thomson Reuters
Tim Gibbons and Logan Threadgill recently co-authored "Construction Laws and Customs: Tennessee" for Thomson Reuters Practical Law. Their article gives insights into the legal landscape of construction projects in Tennessee for both public and private projects. Tim and Logan discuss key state laws Continue Reading
Beware of Imminent Lapse of Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities
While much attention has been focused on the potential for a federal government shutdown in recent days, health care providers should also be aware of the impact on Medicare telehealth reimbursement. Certain Medicare telehealth regulatory flexibilities that have been in place since the COVID-19 Continue Reading
Implications of Proposed $1.5 Billion Anthropic Copyright Settlement
Likely setting a precedent that will be followed by others suing AI companies over training of LLM models, Anthropic has agreed to a $1.5 billion settlement with book authors. Understanding Generative AI and Training Data Generative AI systems are trained on massive datasets containing Continue Reading
Medicaid Planning in Tennessee: Why Early Action is Critical
By: Abigail Jansen Sutton Protecting our assets while ensuring access to essential long-term care coverage. The statistics are sobering — more than 70% of Americans over age 65 will need some form of long-term care during their lifetime, with costs in Tennessee averaging $8,580 per month Continue Reading
Chambliss Estate Planning Newsletter – September 2025
Medicaid Planning in Tennessee: Why Early Action is Critical By: Abigail Jansen Sutton Protecting tour assets while ensuring access to essential long-term care coverage. The statistics are sobering — more than 70% of Americans over age 65 will need some form of long-term care during their Continue Reading
Safeguarding Trade Secrets in the Age of AI
Recently it was published that ChatGPT now processes daily more than 2.5 billion prompts worldwide, with 330 million from the U.S. alone. Further, ChatGPT now serves nearly three quarters of a billion weekly active users. The question business owners should ask is, "How many of these users are my Continue Reading