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About Mackenzie Cover
Mackenzie Cover is an attorney at Rocky McElhaney Law Firm in Nashville, Tennessee, specializing in personal injury law.
A native of Knoxville, Tennessee, Cover earned her J.D. from Notre Dame Law School and her undergraduate degree cum laude from the University of Tennessee. She studied international law and relations at Vesalius College in Brussels, Belgium, and interned at the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, and the U.S. Senate.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Rocky McElhaney Law Firm
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After a Spirit Truck Lines semi killed TDOT field supervisor David Younger and injured several of his crew on Interstate 40, Rocky McElhaney filed a wrongful-death and injury suit publicly seeking $18 million; the final outcome was not reported.
Tia Fitzpatrick-Young's $2 million wrongful-death suit accused Nashville's housing agency of letting crime build at the Edgehill complex, where a stray bullet from a dice-game dispute killed her husband, Glen Young Jr.; the outcome was not publicly reported.
Eddie Gentry, 54, a vice president of lending at Educators Credit Union, was struck in a Nashville crosswalk on November 20, 2001 and died eight days later. A Davidson County jury found driver Dereck Cook 75 percent at fault and set damages at $1,638,561. The court directed a verdict for Metro on the failed 'Don't Walk' bulb claim. Judgment after Gentry's 25 percent share of fault was $1,228,921.
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