Jeffrey M. Beemer

Jeff Beemer is a business lawyer who works with clients to achieve effective resolution of a variety of business disputes. He provides proactive advice on litigation avoidance and risk management, including daily counseling for employers on all aspects of employment law. As a seasoned trial advocate, Jeff has significant experience achieving favorable results for clients in employment cases and commercial disputes, as well as in litigation involving significant personal injury claims, product liability, and insurance coverage disputes. Jeff’s experience covers a broad range of industries, with particular emphasis on manufacturing, social services, electric utilities, transportation, and governmental entities.

From 1995 to 1996, Jeff served as a law clerk to the Honorable Hewitt P. Tomlin, Jr., presiding judge for the Tennessee Court of Appeals, Western Section.  

Education & Credentials

Education

Indiana University

B.A., 1991

University of Tennessee College of Law

J.D., 1995
  • Managing Editor, Tennessee Law Review, 1994-95

Bar Admission

  • Tennessee1995

Acknowledgements

  • The Legal 500 United States
    • Labor and Employment, 2022
  • Mid-South Super Lawyers®
    • Employment Litigation: Defense, 2019-2021, 2023
  • Best Lawyers in America®
    • Litigation - Labor and Employment, 2016-2024

Representative Clients

  • Alsco Inc.
  • Estes Express Lines
  • Federated Rural Electric Insurance Exchange
  • Omni Visions, Inc.
  • Sekisui Plastics Co.

Professional Involvement

  • Member, International Association of Defense Counsel
    • Chair, Employment Law Committee, 2016-2018
  • Member, Middle Tennessee Society for Human Resource Management

Community Involvement

  • Past Vestry Member, St. George’s Episcopal Church
  • Past Treasurer and Member of Board of Directors, St. George's Kindergarten
  • Past Member, Steering Committee, United Way of Metropolitan Nashville Sennet Society
  • Volunteer Attorney, Nashville Pro Bono Program

Publications/Presentations

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