John Farringer Elected Vice-President of the Tennessee Bar Association
March 7, 2025 | Aimee Moore
Firm member John Farringer has been elected as vice president of the Tennessee Bar Association for the 2025-2026 bar year. He will serve as the association’s president in 2027-2028.
With over two decades of experience as a commercial litigator, John has handled many high-stakes and high-profile matters. He has represented every type of business entity as well as individual officers and directors in a variety of matters, including securities litigation, shareholder actions, class actions, banking litigation, real estate litigation, tort and business tort actions, covenants not to compete/trade secrets, response to governmental subpoenas and investigations, contract disputes, boundary and land use disputes, nonprofit corporation act compliance, and civil rights actions. He served six years on the TBA’s Board of Governors and currently serves as associate general counsel with a focus on issues related to indigent representation. John is also a past Chair of the Tennessee Supreme Court’s Access to Justice Commission and a past Chair of the TBA’s Access to Justice Committee.
The firm congratulates all the officers elected for the 2025-2026 bar year:
- Heidi Barcus, President
- Charlotte Knight Griffin, President-Elect
- John Farringer, Vice-President
