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Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Lawyers in Memphis
Representing Western Tennessee Residents Since 1985
Whatever overwhelming odds you may face, we are here to help and to give you hope. At the Law Offices of Stephen R. Leffler, P.C., we have represented people accused of misdemeanors and felonies in Memphis and Western Tennessee since 1985.
Our personal injury practice has secured multimillion dollar results in cases involving:
- Work injuries
- Civil rights violations
- Traumatic injuries
- Wrongful death
Whatever the legal problem, you are up against a powerful opponent, be it tireless creditors, big insurance companies, or even the Tennessee or U.S. government. You need a skilled lawyer. Our Memphis criminal defense & personal injury attorneys have consistently delivered positive results for our clients, despite the considerable odds. Our friendly legal team gets big firm results. We encourage you to see what our caring legal advocates can do for you.
Call (901) 509-9112 or email us today to schedule your FREE consultation with our Memphis law firm.
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Boyd vs. BNSF Railroad
Lisa Boyd was employed by Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad and worked at their intermodal facility in Memphis. While working on moving a 40,000-pound container from a truck to a railcar, a ...
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Conseco v. Costello
Our three clients were beneficiaries of life insurance policies taken out by their mother. The insurance company refused to pay the policies. A federal jury in Shelby County returned verdicts for our ...
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Gammage v. Pineapple Management
Our client suffered a significant theft of property from his hotel room. We sued the hotel and a jury awarded $140,000.
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Gregory v. Shelby County, Tennessee
An inmate assaulted and killed another inmate. A deputy jailer's deliberate act made the attack possible. In a civil rights action that we filed for the deceased inmate's family, the family was ...
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Hall vs Illinois Central
Our client suffered an amputation of his leg while working as a conductor for the railroad. Net verdict : $2.4 million
The Pillow-McIntyre House
Our law firm is housed in one of the storied buildings of Memphis’ Victorian Village. Constructed around 1852, the building was eventually purchased by the notorious General Gideon Johnson Pillow. In 1880, the property was bought by Peter McIntyre, who created Memphis’ very first glucose refinery. With well over century of history, this pre-Civil War house is one of the few Greek Revival homes in Memphis to have survived the conflict, and it has remained through yellow fever breakouts, urban renovations, and more.