Named after the Secretary of Treasury for Thomas Jefferson, one of Gallatin’s first landowners was none other than President Andrew Jackson. An industrial and agricultural town for most of its history, Gallatin is now primarily a suburb of Nashville.

Gallatin lawyers practice in a variety of fields, including criminal law, family law, wills and trusts, personal injury, probate, and many others.

Attorneys around Gallatin recently secured a $25,000 settlement in a wrongful termination case. A local police officer claimed she was fired in retaliation for whistle-blowing on other officers. Under most circumstances a whistle-blower cannot be fired in retaliation. The matter settled out of court, as the vast majority of cases do.

Experienced lawyers in Gallatin should be familiar with the Sumner County court system. Every jurisdiction in Tennessee has its own rules and procedures, and your Gallatin attorney should know how to navigate the local Gallatin Chancery, District, and Circuit Courts.

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For more information on hiring a lawyer in Gallatin, or for the law of Tennessee, visit our website. You may also be interested in exploring the following external links:

• The Tennessee Bar Association
• Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts
• Sumner County Public Library
• Sumner County Bar Association