Jill Draughon
Personal Injury Lawyer at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers
Nashville, TN28 years experienceAdmitted 1997
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About Jill Draughon
Jill Draughon is a Personal Injury Attorney at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers, specializing in workers' compensation and serving Tennessee.
Draughon earned her Juris Doctor from Nashville School of Law in 1997 and her Bachelor of Science from Middle Tennessee State University. She is admitted to the State Bar of Tennessee.
Draughon began her career at Hughes & Coleman in 1996 as a runner while attending law school, transitioning to personal injury representation after graduation. She spent years in the workers' compensation department before returning to the firm in 2018.
Practice areas
Education
Middle Tennessee State University
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Tennessee, admitted 1997
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