Юридическая фирма Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison приняла на работу двух новых адвокатов

Matt Wayne The Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison Law Firm welcomes two new attorneys to the firm. Matt Wayne joins as counsel, and Zach Brown will be representing clients as an associate. Mr. Wayne is a construction and business litigator who represents businesses, professionals, and individuals in complex matters throughout Tennessee and Georgia. He advises clients on the day-to-day legal and practical issues that arise during active projects, and his construction practice spans the life of a project. He is an Distinguished Fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America (CLSA) , an invitation-only organization. He is a member of the Chattanooga and Georgia Bar Associations and has been selected as a Mid-South Rising Star in Construction litigation by Super Lawyers since 2023. His community involvement has included leadership roles with Chattanooga Rotaract and service to the UTC Alumni Board, the CBA’s Young Lawyers Division, and other local organizations. He also supports a scholarship for college-bound graduates of South Pittsburg High School. Outside the office, his enjoys spending time with his wife, Hannah, and their daughter, Adelynn, following Tennessee football, CrossFit, and reading presidential biographies. Mr. Brown focuses his practice on employment litigation and negotiation, commercial litigation, and business advisory matters. Prior to joining Grant Konvalinka Harrison, he practiced employment law in Nashville. On the commercial side, has experience navigating complex construction and business litigation, advising small businesses and nonprofits, and drafting contracts. He was legislative attorney for the Tennessee General Assembly and has also worked on policies and procedures, contracts, and government affairs for the Tennessee Education Lottery. His varied experience gives him the necessary perspective to successfully advocate for clients in different fields and situations. Mr. Brown graduated summa cum laude from Samford University with a degree in history. After college, he served as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Panjakent, Tajikistan. After returning to Nashville, he worked in software before attending Belmont University College of Law where he was the Executive Articles Editor for the Belmont Law Review. Mr. Brown lives in west Nashville with his wife, who is a professional seamstress, and their horrible cats. Outside of work, he enjoys card games, coffee, and horror movies. Zach Brown