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Ben Tyree is a Shareholder at Coates, Battle & Tyree who really knows how to help small businesses thrive. As a Virginia native and a graduate of the University of Richmond and Wake Forest Law, he’s deeply connected to the local community. Ben handles everything from the initial formation of a company to the complex details of purchase and sale agreements. He’s the person business owners turn to for contract negotiations, lease drafting, and even debt collections. Ben is also a fierce advocate for individuals who have been hurt in car accidents or are navigating the emotional challenges of a divorce or custody battle. He is known for his incredible attention to detail and his ability to find creative solutions to problems that might seem impossible. Whether he’s serving as a registered agent for a new LLC or representing someone in a high-stakes litigation matter, his goal is always to get his clients to the finish line. He lives right here in Richmond with his wife and is dedicated to providing the kind of smart, personalized legal support that our neighbors deserve.
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This elite award is granted to attorneys who have been recognized by their peers for their very high ethical standards, with an average peer review score of 4.5 or higher.
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Benjamin S. Tyree got this award in 2026
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