Bryan Stephenson

Nashville Criminal Defense Lawyer Bryan Stephenson has been representing folks for about 10 years. He is a former Assistant District Attorney for Davidson County. He has had great success in helping clients through the hardest times of their lives, working to get them the best possible outcomes in their cases. He works all over middle Tennessee and represents clients charged with all types of crimes (Misdemeanor, Felony, DUI, Implied Consent, Drugs, Assault, Fraud, Public Intoxication, Probation Violations, and other offenses) in the State, Federal, and Juvenile Courts. Call 615-515-5110, or visit our website at www.MiddleTNLaw.com, to schedule a free consultation about your case.

Pepperdine University School of Law

J.D. (2004) | Law

2001 - 2004

Honors: Order of the Barristers, Law Review (member and published), Gunnar Nicholson Endowed Scholarship, Odell McConnell Scholarship, Howard A. White Scholarship, Associated Women for Pepperdine Scholarship, National Moot Court Team

Lipscomb University

B.S. | Mathematics

1996 - 2000

Owner/Attorney

Law Office of Bryan Stephenson

2008 - Current

General practice law office in Nashville, TN serving all counties in Middle Tennessee in State, Federal, and Juvenile courts.

Assistant District Attorney

Nashville, TN

2004 - 2008

Prior to opening his own law practice, Attorney Bryan Stephenson was an Assistant District Attorney for Davidson County for over three years. While a prosecutor, he was in court nearly every day, and dealt with most every type of crime that exists under Tennessee law--everything from Felony Murder, Aggravated Robbery, all levels of felony Drug Offenses, Theft, DUI, Forgery, Burglary, Assault, Sexual Assault, down to Simple Possession of Drugs, Driving on a Suspended License, Public Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct, and many other types of cases. He was a supervisor for the Wiretap Room during investigations by the Drug Task Force. He worked in close connection with the United States Attorney's Office to transfer State gun and drug cases to the Federal government, and primarily handled high-felony level drug prosecutions. Attorney Stephenson also represented the State in Restoration of Citizenship Rights petitions filed by convicted felons in Circuit Court.

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Pepperdine Univ. Law Review

2004

Tennessee Assocation of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

2009 - Current

Nashville Bar Association

Member

2004 - Current

Tennessee

Since 2004

U.S. District Court, Middle District of Tennessee

Since 2008

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