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Tune, Entrekin & White’s Shawn Henry is representing The RMR Group as it seeks to redevelop a 16.72-acre site near Nissan Stadium and the Cumberland River as a large-scale mixed-use development containing office, retail, residential, and hospitality buildings. More information can be found in Nashville Post’s article about the proposed development.
Tune, Entrekin & White, P.C. congratulates Peter Strianse for his recognition in Nashville Post’s 2021 In Charge list, which features leaders who are driving change across the Middle Tennessee region.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Mar. 12, 2020) – As of March 8, 2021, Nashville-based law firm Tune, Entrekin & White, P.C., (TEW) relocated its office to Capitol View, the 32-acre mixed-use urban district in downtown Nashville. The new office space, located at the 500 11th Ave. N., Suite 600, Nashville, TN 37203. TEW has been a powerhouse…
Tune, Entrekin, & White P.C.’s managing partner, Tom White, was recently featured in the Nashville Business Journal’s monthly feature celebrating legends in the Nashville business community. The firm is proud of this well-earned recognition! Click below to read the full article:
Tune, Entrekin & White P.C.’s attorney, Lesa H. Skoney and Chris Fowler have been appointed the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee as Hearing Committee Members for District V.
Tune, Entrekin & White, P.C.’s Shawn Henry has been selected for the honor of being inducted into the Nashville Bar Association Fellows Program on March 11, 2017.
Please join Tune, Entrekin & White, P.C. in congratulating partners Thomas V. White, Peter Strianse, George Dean, Lesa Hartley Skoney, Joseph P. Rusnak, and Chris Fowler on being selected to be Super Lawyers in 2017. Peter Strianse has now been selected as a Super Lawyer in the Thompson Reuters Mid-South Super Lawyers Magazine for a total of 9 years…
Thomas V. White’s “Nashville, the “It” City, Neighborhood by Neighborhood” published as the feature story for the Nashville Bar Journal’s October/November 2017 issue.
In the News: The Tennessee Freedom of Speech Act. Tune, Entrekin & White’s George Dean’s take on the implications that it may have.
In the News: Tune, Entrekin & White’s Peter Strianse is representing Katie Quackenbush in the high-profile case. Katie Quackenbush has been charged with the attempted murder of a homeless man in Nashville, Tennessee.
