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Posted by: Stacey Shrader Joslin on Jul 16, 2026

The Tennessee Supreme Court on July 15 directed Nevada lawyer William Henry Jackson III to respond to its inquiry why discipline imposed by the Supreme Court of the State of Nevada should not also be imposed in Tennessee. The Nevada court suspended Jackson for six months and one day on April 17, but stayed the suspension for 24 months subject to certain conditions. The court took the action after Jackson admitted to sharing fees with a nonlawyer in excess of the reasonable cost of advertising for a single personal injury matter. Jackson has 30 days to respond or the court will impose identical discipline. View the Tennessee order.