Counsel for the serious matters.
Civil litigation & business counsel for Franklin, Brentwood, and Williamson County — every matter built with the discipline of a trial lawyer.
Leen Heresh, Attorney at Law · Licensed in Tennessee & Kentucky · U.S. District Court, M.D. Tenn.
Three practices. One standard of care.
Civil Litigation
When a dispute threatens what you have built, the posture of your counsel matters. Matters are prepared as if they will be tried — from the first letter.
- Business & commercial disputes
- Contract disputes
- Partnership & LLC member disputes
- Real estate & construction disputes
- Appeals
Business & Transactions
Agreements drafted by someone who has litigated the ones that fail. Counsel for the full life of a Williamson County enterprise.
- Entity formation & governance
- Contracts & commercial agreements
- Buying or selling a business
- Commercial real estate & leases
- Outside general counsel
Immigration
The national practice that built the firm — petitions prepared like arguments, for clients in Tennessee and across the country.
- Marriage & family green cards
- Citizenship & naturalization
- O-1 & EB-1A extraordinary ability
- Business immigration
- Federal litigation & appeals
How a matter is built.
The same way a trial lawyer builds one — whether or not it ever sees a courtroom.
Assess
The facts, the documents, the exposure, the leverage — examined before any position is taken. You hear a candid reading of where the matter stands, in plain language.
Build
The record is assembled deliberately: evidence, witnesses, motions, and the paper trail that positions the matter — the quiet work that decides disputes long before they are decided.
Resolve — or try
Most disputes end in a negotiated resolution; the strongest resolutions are negotiated by the side that is prepared to try the case. When trial is the right course, the matter is already built for it.
A federal-court education,
practiced close to home.
Leen Heresh began her practice in the federal courts — immigration litigation and appeals for clients across the country. That is where she learned to build a record, brief an issue, and stand behind a position when it counts.
LMH Law brings that discipline to Franklin: a deliberately small practice, where the lawyer you meet is the lawyer who does the work.
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Bring the matter to counsel.
A conversation first. If the matter deserves a lawyer's full attention, it will get exactly that.
Franklin · Brentwood · Williamson County