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New Website for Tennessee Lawyers

By The Law Offices of John Day, P.C. on Dec 02, 2021 03:55 am

I am pleased to announce, after over a year of work, that I have completed the creation of a new website for Tennessee lawyers.

The website is called BirdDog Law.  The website is designed to help Tennessee lawyers better serve their clients while saving themselves time and money.  A major component of the site is free access to the rules of evidence, civil procedure, and appellate procedure.  These resources are available at no charge on other sites, but in my judgment the sites are not user-friendly.  I worked to design the BirdDog Law website to provide information the way that lawyers seek information.  I am sure it is not perfect (and I intend to keep working to make it better), but I am convinced that it is a material improvement over any other free site and, if I may say, just as user-friendly as sites you must pay to access.

There are two things BirdDog gives you for free what you can’t readily get anywhere else.  First, BirdDog has combined the rules of civil procedure with the Claims Commission regulations modifying the rules of procedure for use in Claims Commission so that you can look at one document to see the rules of civil procedure applicable in the Claims Commission.  Second, BirdDog creates a list of cases pending before the Tennessee Supreme Court and gives you the current status of this case.  This permits you to determine in less than one minute what cases (and issues) are before the Court and determine the case’s likely decision date.  This information is publicly available, elsewhere but it is cumbersome to find.


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