Criminal Law

• Criminal Defense
  Where the circumstances favor reaching a negotiated resolution, Bill has vast experience securing favorable plea agreements. He recently resolved a lengthy public corruption prosecution by securing a binding plea from the government to a year and day incarceration – a mere fraction of the exposure the client faced. Bill is particularly effective representing cooperating witnesses, including his recent representation of a cooperator who faced a substantial sentence in a compounding pharmacy prosecution. Bill worked to ensure that the information his client provided – which led directly to the pleas of two other individuals – was taken into account when the defendant was sentenced to a year of incarceration. Once again, this sentence was a mere fraction of the sentence faced. Bill recently published an article in The Champion, the official publication of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, detailing this process.
• Fraud
  For clients charged with wrongdoing, Bill recognizes the value of vigorous response to the government’s allegations. He was recently engaged to represent a client facing charges of insurance fraud and identity theft. He quickly conducted a thorough factual investigation, the results of which he presented to the government along with a detailed review of the law explaining why the case was unsound. The prosecutor agreed and dismissed the matter with prejudice.
• White Collar Crimes
• Theft
• Identity Theft

Business and Corporate Law

• Corporate Law
  Jared Adams, a member of Waller’s Corporate practice, assists healthcare companies, manufacturers, startups, and private equity firms and other investment funds with private equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and growth equity financings, as well as general corporate law.
• Mergers and Acquisitions
  Lisa has 19 years of wide-ranging legal experience, including nine years focused exclusively on the review and analysis of physician and non-physician contracts in healthcare mergers and acquisitions.
• Construction Contracts
• Antitrust

Employment Law

• Employment Contract
  And how do you mitigate that risk on the sell? You've also got employment agreement, rollover agreement, right? All go forward operational agreements. And it's key at this point, I think, to keep in mind that the end of the transaction, the other side, the folks that you're going to war with are gonna be your partners.
• Employment Litigation

Property Law

• Real Estate Litigation
  Taylor's experience includes representing an international manufacturer in the interpretation and enforcement of a stock options grant and assisting a client in its bid protest of a government procurement contract award. Additionally, he has assisted clients in commercial real estate disputes and eminent domain matters and arbitration proceedings. A former collegiate athlete, Taylor represents professional sports franchises with contract, employment and compliance issues and disputes.
• Construction Litigation
  From the mixed-use projects that are redefining the Nashville skyline to multi-family residential communities across the United States, Lida Alsobrooks' real estate experience and acumen are valued by developers, property management companies, property owners and investment firms. Her practice encompasses every aspect of the real estate industry - from the acquisition of raw land, the negotiation of construction financing, the negotiation of design and construction contracts and the resolution of land use and zoning issues to the negotiation of economic development incentives from state and local government agencies.
• Eminent Domain
• Land Use and Zoning

Immigration Law

• Business Immigration
  Before her time at Waller, Hadeel represented clients in a wide variety of sectors as a business immigration associate for the New York office of Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy and at Williams Mullen in Richmond, Virginia.
• Investor Visas
  A business immigration attorney, Hadeel Abouhasira is a trusted advisor to multi-national clients in all aspects of U.S. immigration law. She assists employers in the manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and information technology industries with a wide range of immigration matters required to build and manage competitive workforces. Her experience includes assisting international clients with U.S. operations in managing a wide range of matters at the intersection of employment and immigration law, including: B-1 business visitor visas, E-2 treaty investor visas, EB-1 multinational manager petitions, H-1B specialty occupation petitions, J-1 waivers for physicians subject to the foreign residence requirement, L-1A/L-1B intracompany transfer visas, R-1 religious worker visas, TN (USMCA), consular processing, labor certification (PERM), I-9 compliance and E-Verify counseling and training. She also has experience assisting clients with PERM audits and Requests for Evidence, as well as navigating travel restrictions and visa backlogs.

Health Law

• Personal Injury
  As a paralegal in Waller’s Labor and Employment practice with more than 30 years of legal experience, Dawn prepares for and assists Waller attorneys with discovery, depositions, hearings, arbitrations, and trials. She regularly performs document review including analysis, drafting, pleading preparation, and more. In addition to Waller’s identified areas of service, Dawn also has experience in class action, personal injury, antitrust, products liability, medical malpractice, and insurance defense.
• Medical Malpractice

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  Bob: For me, it's the biggest one is the attorney. I know that you reference that, but oftentimes, the deals that we're working on, two, three, 5 million of EBITDA. They don't have a relationship with an m and a attorney. Maybe they have an estate planning attorney and they even, toy with the idea of bringing that person in.

Finance Law

• Tax Law
  A tax, whether it's an attorney or an accountant is someone top of the list [00:20:00] thinking through tax planning. That's someone that they probably need to get involved with pretty early. And then to the extent we want to. Reverse engineer some of the closing due diligence and do some of that upfront, that can be really helpful.