Grissim & Hodges

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  • Real Estate, Probate, Corporation Law, Trial and Civil Practice in all Courts

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About this firm

Grissim & Hodges (formerly Grissim & Short) was founded in 1965. Its primary emphases are commercial real estate, business law, probate and civil trials. The firm is a title agent for Lawyers Title Insurance Company.

Areas of Practice (10)

  • Real Estate
  • Wills
  • Probate
  • Business Law
  • Partnerships
  • Business Transactions
  • Commercial Law
  • Corporation Law
  • Commercial Litigation
  • Trial Practice

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John M. Grissim
(Deceased)
(1927-2003)
No Reviews
Nashville, TN
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Sam D. Hodges, III
Member
5.0
Nashville, TN

Commercial Law, Real Estate, Business Transactions, Partnership Law View More

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Mark E. Morrison: Attorney with Grissim & Hodges
Mark E. Morrison
Member
4.4
1 Review
Nashville, TN

Real Estate, Commercial Law, Business Transactions

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Bettie J. Winton: Attorney with Grissim & Hodges
Bettie J. Winton
Member
5.0
1 Review
Nashville, TN

Real Estate, Partnership Law, Business Transactions

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