TBA Law Blog


Posted by: Barry Kolar on Sep 7, 2022

The TBA hit the road today, taking its Court Square program to Greeneville for CLE programming and more. Activities kicked off with a networking lunch with TBA President Tasha Blakney and others, then continued with an ethics update from Eric Fuller with the Board of Professional Responsibility, as well as a judicial panel moderated by former TBA president and U.S. Magistrate Judge Cynthia Wyrick, and featuring Greene County General Sessions and Juvenile Judge Kenneth Bailey and Jefferson County General Sessions Judge Will Roach as panelists. Bristol Motor Speedway's vice president and legal counsel Julie Bennett also provided an introduction to sports betting in Tennessee following the 2020 passage of the Tennessee Sports Gaming Act. Watch for additional Court Square programs across the state.

Greeneville Court Square

U.S. Magistrate Judge Cindy Wyrick introduces Eric Fuller, disciplinary counsel for litigation with the Board of Professional Responsibility .

Greeneville Court Square

TBA President Tasha Blakney, her daughter Caroline Rogers and former TBA President Cindy Wyrick