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Kathryn Coffman

Personal Injury Lawyer at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers
Nashville, TN

About Kathryn Coffman

Kathryn Coffman is a Personal Injury Attorney at Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers, dedicated to helping clients during difficult times.

Coffman earned her Juris Doctor from Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law and her Master of Laws in Gaming Law and Regulation from the University of Nevada Boyd School of Law. She earned dual Bachelor's degrees from the University of Louisville: a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Science in Justice Administration. She is admitted to the State Bars of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Nevada.

Coffman grew up in Bowling Green, Kentucky, inspired to pursue law after watching her father practice. She passed the Kentucky Bar Exam while enrolled full-time in her LLM program and subsequently passed the Nevada Bar Exam while externing at the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

Practice areas

Education

University of Louisville
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Kentucky
State Bar of Tennessee
State Bar of Nevada

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