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Daniel Clayton named President of the Tennessee Association of Justice

Lawmakers Pass Bill to Require Notice, Expert Testimony in Malpractice Suits

Medical Errors Costing U.S. Billions
HealthGrades/MSN, April 8, 2008

Nursing homes want to limit lawsuits
The Tennessean, April 6, 2008

'Powerful' nursing home lobby helped craft advantageous system, officials say
The Tennessean, April 4, 2008

Pharmacy policies can lead to errors
The Tennessean, February 12, 2008

Speed, high volume can trigger mistakes
USA Today, February 12, 2008

Randy Kinnard named as one of the Best 150 Lawyers of 2006
Most of what lawyers do they do quietly, without publicity or fanfare. So how exactly do you rate the best in the profession in Tennessee?

'Trust the Jury - Randall L. Kinnard'

Daniel L. Clayton has been selected by Law & Politics Publications as a 2006 Mid-South Super Lawyer

Daniel L. Clayton notified by American Board of Professional Trial Attorneys of passing board certification test for Medical Malpractice specialist

TN BusinessRandy Kinnard named as one of the Best 101 Lawyers of 2005
"Huge." Known and rightfully so as the best medical malpractice lawyer in the state. Famous for reaching a settlement with Vanderbilt in 2001 case for a man whose penis fell victim to a faulty prostate procedure.

Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge is listed in the 2005 edition of the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers
Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge is listed in the 2005 edition of the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. Just 5% of U.S.

Article on the best 101 lawyers in the state of Tennessee from January 2004 issue of Business TN
"Known and rightfully so as the best medical malpractice lawyer in the state". Won $6.5 million for a woman who suffered a brain injury after a tubal ligation. Won $4 million for a college student paralyzed by untreated spinal malformation.

Nashville Post, "Best Lawyers in Nashville"
The following article appeared in The Nashville Post, "Best Lawyers in Nashville" January, 2003.

Decorated Airborne Ranger in Vietnam, "his abilities are best attested to by the fear and hostility exhibited by the less self-assured in the local medical profession."

Best Lawyers in Nashville

Family of Woman Who Dies After Skin Fell Off Files Suit...

Humphreys County woman sues Nashville hospital

Hospital removes wrong kidney from patient

Woman Sues Doctor After Wrong Kidney Removed in Surgery...

Woman Sues After Wrong Kidney Removed...

Nashville doctor being sued for removing wrong kidney from patient

Surgeons remove the wrong kidney...

Doctors Remove Wrong Kidney; Woman Sues...

Goldie Claude, an 86 year old Humphreys County woman who lost a healthy kidney instead of the one with a cancerous tumor...

Dickson Hospital Named in Malpractice Lawsuit...

Doctors Sued for Removing Wrong Kidney...

Healthy Kidney Removed, Suit Says...

Preventing Surgical Mistakes State Licensing Board Opts for a System of Checks Over an Increase In Penalties...

Number of Wrong-Site Surgeries Increasing...

Woman Awarded $2.5 Million for Medical Test Burns...

Randy Kinnard leads Legal Aid Society to record year

Randall L. Kinnard has become a board member of Centerstone, a not-for-profit organization

Juries, not politicians, deserve right to determine value of a life
The following article appeared in THE TENNESSEAN, March 2, 2003:

Medical malpractice took the life of teenager Jesica Santillan at Duke University. Someone got the heart and lungs intended for Jessica mixed up with organs that had blood incompatible with Jesica's.

Your doctor made a mistake during surgery
The following article appeared in the magazine Business Nashville, December, 1999:

We all make mistakes. But when a medical professional makes a mistake while treating a patient, it can have life-altering repercussions.

Insurance companies fight paying billions in claims

Trial Lawyer - 1988 - How to Use Lay Witnesses to Prove Damages

Trial Lawyer - 1986 - Reconsider the Motion to Reconsider

Trial Lawyer - 1985 - The Big Chill

Trial Lawyer - 1985 Subpoena the Treating Physician to Trial

Trial Lawyer - 1984 - Discovery of Expert Opinions

Trial Lawyer - 1984 Damages in Children Death Cases

Trial Lawyer - 1983 - Is your Action Really Time Barred

Trial Lawyer - 1983 Mental Anguish Without Physical Injury

Trial Lawyer - 1983 Peremptory Challenges How Many

A Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Case involving Trey Jones, pictured below, was recently featured on the Front Page of USA Today

Trey Jones
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