HomeTennesseeNashvilleF. Scott Cammack

F. Scott Cammack

Personal Injury Lawyer at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers
Nashville, TN30 years experienceAdmitted 1995

About F. Scott Cammack

F. Scott Cammack is a Personal Injury Attorney at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers (Elizabethtown, Kentucky office), with over 20 years of experience representing injured clients in matters involving wrongful death, brain injury, and dismemberment.

Cammack earned his Juris Doctor from Salmon P. Chase College of Law in 1995 and his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Kentucky in 1992. He is admitted to the State Bars of Kentucky and Tennessee.

Cammack grew up on a family farm near Sparta, Kentucky, and his litigation experience includes civil actions against major corporations such as Ford Motor Company, Firestone Tire, Kubota Tractor, and Rifle Coal Company. He has served as Owen County Trial Commissioner, Glencoe City Attorney, and Sparta City Attorney.

Practice areas

Education

University of Kentucky
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Kentucky, admitted 1995
State Bar of Tennessee

Other attorneys at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers

View firm →

Proven verdicts and settlements from other Nashville firms

Minner Vines Injury Lawyers, PLLC
Minner Vines Injury Lawyers, PLLC
$14.1 million · $14.1 Million Settlement After College Wrestler Died of Heatstroke During Punishment Practice
Bart Durham Injury Law
Bart Durham Injury Law
$277,966 · Reyadh v. Trulite Glass: $277,966 for a Torn Rotator Cuff After a Low-Damage Truck Crash
Bernheim Kelley, LLC
Bernheim Kelley, LLC
$200 million · $200 Million Verdict Against R.J. Reynolds for Boston Woman's Lung Cancer Death
Kinnard Clayton & Beveridge
Kinnard Clayton & Beveridge
$55 million (verdict; settlement confidential) · Nashville Jury Awards ESPN's Erin Andrews $55 Million After Stalker Filmed Her Through Hotel Peephole
Rocky McElhaney Law Firm
Rocky McElhaney Law Firm
$18 million (sought) · Family of TDOT Supervisor David Younger Brings $18 Million Suit Against Spirit Truck Lines Over Fatal I-40 Crash