Featured TN Lawyers

Posted by: admin in Tennessee on June 17th, 2010

Injured in Tennessee? Visit my feature TN personal injury law firm:


Hill Boren has a reputation of winning results for more than 35 years. Our offices are located in Jackson and Memphis, Tennessee. We serve trial law, personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers compensation clients in all areas of the state including: Dyersburg, Camden, Paris, Union City, Bolivar, Brownsville, Martin, Trenton, Milan, Humboldt, Nashville, Bells, Selmer, Henderson, Lexington and Ripley.

Read more about the firm or contact them for a free consultation:

Jackson Office
1269 N. Highland Ave
Jackson, TN 38301
731-423-3300
800-727-0622

Memphis Office
191 Jefferson Ave.
Memphis, TN 38103
901-522-1300
800-530-7411

As personal injury attorneys in Tennessee, Hill Boren has dedicated our practice to fighting for the rights of injured people. We have offices in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee.

The Tennessee Personal Injury law firm now known as Hill Boren P.C. was founded in August of 1970 by T. Robert Hill. The firm has grown to several lawyers, and over 20 employees serving approximately 1,000 clients annually, generating millions of dollars in personal injury, worker’s compensation and medical malpractice awards and judgments.

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