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Justin Crouch

Personal Injury Lawyer at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers
Nashville, TN13 years experienceAdmitted 2012

About Justin Crouch

Justin Crouch is a Personal Injury Attorney at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers, serving Tennessee. He has represented hundreds of clients across Tennessee over the past decade, recovering millions in compensation.

Crouch earned his Juris Doctor (with honors) from Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School and his Bachelor of Science (with honors) from the University of Mississippi. He was admitted to the State Bar of Tennessee in 2012.

During law school, he received Best Essay/Book Awards in Criminal Law, Civil Procedure, and Taxation, plus Book Awards in Pre-Trial Skills and Trial Skills. Since 2015, he has focused on civil litigation and personal injury law. He has successfully argued cases in General Sessions, Circuit, Chancery, Probate, and Juvenile Courts across Tennessee.

Practice areas

Education

University of Mississippi
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Tennessee, admitted 2012

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