Compare 6 attorneys and 3 law firms in Jackson , TN. Sort by highest rating and years of civil rights experience.
Charles Barnett
Jackson civil rights attorney at Spragins Barnett Cobb with 48 years experience
312 East Lafayette, Jackson, TN 38302
John Burleson
Jackson civil rights attorney at Rainey Kizer Reviere and Bell with 41 years experience
105 Highland Avenue South, Jackson, TN 38301
Milton Conder Jr.
Jackson civil rights attorney at Rainey Kizer Reviere and Bell with 32 years experience
105 Highland Avenue South, Jackson, TN 38301
Andrew Sellers
Jackson civil rights attorney at Waldrop and Hall with 26 years experience
106 South Liberty Street, Jackson, TN 38301
Jennifer Craig
Jackson civil rights attorney at Waldrop and Hall with 25 years experience
106 South Liberty Street, Jackson, TN 38301
John Stevens
Jackson civil rights attorney at Rainey Kizer Reviere and Bell with 21 years experience
105 Highland Avenue South, Jackson, TN 38301
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