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Freeman & Fuson, Nashville Attorneys

A Nashville trial firm since 2009, handling criminal defense, family law, personal injury, and civil litigation across Middle Tennessee.

Reach an attorney 24/7 at 615-298-7272. Freeman & Fuson is a full-service law firm located in Nashville, Tennessee, serving clients throughout the state. With decades of combined trial experience, our attorneys provide skilled representation in criminal defense, DUI and traffic violations, family law, civil litigation, personal injury, cannabis law, and landlord-tenant disputes. Our Practice Areas:
✓ Criminal Defense
✓ DUI & Traffic Violations
✓ Family Law (Divorce, Custody, Support)
✓ Civil Litigation (Contracts, Business Disputes, Real Estate)
✓ Personal Injury (Motorcycle, Car, Tractor-Trailer Wrecks)
✓ Cannabis & H**p Law
✓ Landlord-Tenant Law

Why Choose Freeman & Fuson?
• Mark Freeman: 100+ jury trials, 50+ years combined experience
• Joey Fuson: Tennessee's leading ma*****na defense attorney
• Dedicated teams for each practice area
• Proven trial lawyers who aren't afraid to go to court

Office Location:
2126 21st Avenue South
Nashville, Tennessee 37212

Contact Us:
Office: 615-298-7272
Fax: 615-298-7274
[email protected]
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When your rights, family, or business are on the line, experience matters. Call us today for a consultation.

10/14/2026

Justice Jam is less than 2 weeks away, and the lineup is set. Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, Dierks Bentley, Terri Clark, The McCrary Sisters, Angie K, Jaid Joice, and Bobby Messano take the stage at Cannery Hall in Nashville on Tuesday, October 27.

Proceeds benefit the Tennessee Innocence Project, where Freeman & Fuson managing partner Joey Fuson serves as treasurer, and the Washington Innocence Project. Doors open at 6:30 PM, the show starts at 7:00 PM, and the night is open to all ages.

General admission is $125, with VIP packages also available: https://justicejam.com

10/12/2026

Sarah Hastings has been promoted to Lead Criminal Defense Paralegal at Freeman & Fuson. She now oversees our criminal paralegals and handles all of our circuit court cases.

Sarah joined the firm in 2021. She’s a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist through the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. She’s also in law school at night at Nashville School of Law, where she made the Dean’s List for 2025-26.

Congratulations, Sarah!

https://www.fusonlaw.com/lawyers/sarah-hastings

10/08/2026

In 2025, the Tennessee Innocence Project freed 4 wrongfully convicted Tennesseans and received 156 new applications from people asking for help. There are 97 Tennesseans on the waitlist right now, and every case the organization takes on requires investigation, expert review, and litigation that can run for years.

Justice Jam helps pay for that work. The benefit concert for the Tennessee Innocence Project and the Washington Innocence Project is Tuesday, October 27, at Cannery Hall in Nashville, with Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, Dierks Bentley, Terri Clark, The McCrary Sisters, Angie K, Jaid Joice, and Bobby Messano.

Joey Fuson, managing partner of Freeman & Fuson, serves as treasurer of the Tennessee Innocence Project. Tickets start at $125: https://justicejam.com

10/07/2026

Congratulations to Kyra Blake Freeman and Will Burgos on passing the Tennessee bar exam.

Both will join our civil litigation team in Nashville as associate attorneys once they’re sworn in. KB earned her J.D. from Nashville School of Law and has worked alongside Mark Freeman on contract, property, and business disputes. Will joined the firm as a law clerk on the civil team.

We’re proud of you both.

10/06/2026

Police in Middle Tennessee are running undercover stings on the gaming machines in convenience stores, gas stations, and shops, and store owners are the ones getting charged.

Tennessee defines gambling as risking something of value for a profit when the result depends on chance “to any degree,” so a machine sold as a “skill game” can still be a gambling device. Possessing one is a misdemeanor. Sharing in the machine revenue can bring a gambling promotion charge, and an ongoing operation involving 2 or more people can be charged as a felony. In August, a single operation in Columbia led to 22 search warrants, 144 seized machines, more than $1.3 million in seized cash, and 13 arrests.

Seized cash, nuisance actions against the property, b**r permit penalties, and a new 2026 law that adds civil penalties for hosting gambling devices can all follow the criminal case.

Mark Freeman, who leads the firm’s gambling device defense work, and Joey Fuson break down what Tennessee store owners need to know: https://www.fusonlaw.com/tennessee-gambling-device-laws

If your business has been searched or you’ve been charged, call Freeman & Fuson at (615) 298-7272.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different.

09/23/2026

Justice Jam is coming to Cannery Hall in Nashville on Tuesday, October 27, with Mike McCready of Pearl Jam and Dierks Bentley headlining a benefit concert for the Tennessee Innocence Project and the Washington Innocence Project.

Terri Clark, The McCrary Sisters, Angie K, Jaid Joice, and Bobby Messano are also on the bill. Doors open at 6:30 PM, the show starts at 7:00 PM, and the night is open to all ages.

Freeman & Fuson managing partner Joey Fuson serves as treasurer of the Tennessee Innocence Project. Since 2019, the organization has secured 10 exonerations through investigation and litigation on behalf of Tennesseans convicted of crimes they did not commit, and the money raised at Justice Jam funds that work.

General admission tickets are $125, with VIP packages also available: https://justicejam.com

09/22/2026

Most people facing a gun charge in Tennessee are looking at 2 different statutes, and the second one is the one that adds years.

Unlawful possession of a fi***rm by a felon is tiered by the prior conviction. A prior violent felony makes the new charge a Class B felony, a prior drug felony makes it a Class C, and possessing a handgun after any felony is a Class E. The second statute, possessing or employing a fi***rm during a dangerous felony, carries mandatory minimums of 3 to 10 years depending on the conduct and the record, and that sentence runs after the underlying felony instead of alongside it. Most of that time has to be served before probation, diversion, or any other release is even on the table.

Joey Fuson and Nick Schulenberg walk through how the 2 charges differ, what counts as a dangerous felony, and why the fi***rm count is often the most important decision point in the whole case: https://www.fusonlaw.com/tennessee-fi***rm-possession-charges

If someone in your family is facing a fi***rm charge in Middle Tennessee, call Freeman & Fuson at (615) 298-7272.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different.

09/15/2026

Tennessee has a new law on the books for anyone who rents out a home or rents one. Starting January 1, 2027, a residential landlord can’t use the lease to prohibit a tenant from lawfully keeping a fi***rm in their home, in their vehicle in the tenant parking area, or on the walk between the two.

Landlords keep some control. They can still require that fi***rms stay concealed, holstered, or cased in hallways, elevators, and other common areas, and the law leaves out hospitals, licensed care facilities, state-leased premises, and school property. A blanket “no fi***rms” clause in a lease that’s signed or renewed after the effective date is a different story, because a tenant who’s adversely affected can sue for an injunction, damages, punitive damages, and attorney fees.

Mark Freeman and Nick Schulenberg explain what Public Chapter 606 requires, when it applies, and what both sides should do before 2027 renewals: https://www.fusonlaw.com/tennessee-landlord-fi***rm-law

If you own rental property or you’re a tenant with questions about your lease, call Freeman & Fuson at (615) 298-7272.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different.

08/26/2026

Ethan is active-duty Army. When he was arrested for DUI in Williamson County, the charge alone froze his promotions and put his security clearance at risk, months before a jury would hear a word of evidence.

He hired Nashville criminal defense attorney Joey Fuson, who took the case to trial. The jury came back not guilty. When we asked Ethan about the experience afterward, this is what he said.

If you are facing a DUI charge in Nashville or the surrounding counties, the attorney you choose in the first week matters. Call our office at (615) 298-7272 to talk through your situation.

08/24/2026

After a serious wreck, most families are dealing with doctors, insurance calls, and a bike or car that’s totaled, all at once. Meet the Freeman & Fuson personal injury team. Founding partners Joey Fuson and Mark Freeman share every injury case, working them together from the first call through trial. Megan Duty is the case manager and paralegal clients talk to day to day, and Charles Grissom supports the team’s cases from the litigation side. Motorcycle wrecks are the team’s deepest focus.

If someone you love has been hurt in a wreck in Nashville or Middle Tennessee, we’re at (615) 298-7272.

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Nashville, TN
37212

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Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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