Serving the Middle Tennessee area since 1968
Real Estate, Corporate, Estate Planning, Litigation, Probate and Bankruptcy Legal Services
Focused on handling various types of cases and transactional matters throughout Middle Tennessee, the attorneys of Fisher & Williams, PLC are committed to the philosophy of providing exceptional legal services to a wide variety of individual, business and governmental clients. Whether as advisers, transactional attorneys or as trial and appellate litigators, the attorneys of Fisher & Williams, PLC strive to provide the firm's clients with an appropriate level of knowledge, experience and expertise in a timely, efficient and cost-effective manner.
The law firm of Fisher & Williams, PLC is conveniently situated on the courthouse square in Manchester, Tennessee, the county seat of Coffee County. Interstate 24 passes through Manchester, which is located approximately half way between Nashville and Chattanooga. You can easily access our office from three main routes, Interstate 24, Highway 55 or Highway 41.
Community Service
The attorneys at Fisher & Williams, PLC are well recognized for the active roles they play in the community. Mark A. Williams is currently serving as the President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Tracey L. Hershman presently holds the position of Director and President of the Coffee County Children's Advocacy Center. The firm’s attorneys also have participated in other leadership capacities for various organizations in the Manchester area.
For further information regarding our attorneys’ ongoing commitment and community involvement, please visit our Attorneys & Staff section.
Fees
Due to the differing nature of legal matters, the basis for fees may vary. Generally, billing for most cases will be determined by the amount of time required. Other factors (i.e., complexity of case, special expertise required, etc.), however, may also be considered in arriving at a final statement. Certain matters may be billed on a flat fee basis, while others, such as personal injury cases, may be handled on a contingency basis, with the fee being a percentage of the recovery obtained. Charges for certain real estate and business transactions are sometimes established through the monetary amounts involved in the transaction or according to the complexity of the transactions.
A retainer fee or advance payment may be necessary, when a case is accepted. Similarly, some cases require the advance payment of certain costs, such as filing fees. Clients are encouraged to ask any questions they may have about the fee to be charged for their representation.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss how our firm may be of service to you.
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