Henry Ambrose
Williamson County and all Courts in Middle TennesseeHenry Ambrose zealously represents clients in all Middle Tennessee courts. Having begun his legal career in the Public Defender's office working daily in Circuit and General Sessions courts, Ambrose went on to continue working in the legal fields of criminal defense, consumer protection, construction, automotive sales disputes and automobile dealer finance areas.
Mr. Ambrose continues a practice of maintaining a schedule that allows for maximum attention to each client's particular needs so that each client receives his full involvement. Ambrose listens carefully to his clients to fully understand the details of each individual person's situation.
Henry Ambrose invests significant effort in the defense of persons with substance abuse and mental health issues and keeps abreast of appropriate treatment and support possibilities to help people adapt and grow into healthier ways of living.
- Criminal Law
- Construction Law
- Consumer Law
- Civil Rights
- Business Law
- White Collar Crime
- Motor Vehicle, Car and Truck Sales Disputes
- Secured Transactions and Financing
- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Contingent Fees
- Tennessee
- Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee
- ID Number: 33189
- U. S. District Court, Middle District of Tennessee
- English
- Henry Ambrose Law
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- Intern and Pro Bono Attorney
- Office of The Public Defender, 21st Judicial District, Tennessee
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- Nashville School of Law
- J.D. | Law
- Middle Tennessee State University
- B.S. | Sciences, Psychology
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- State Bar of Tennessee # 033189
- Member
- Current
- Tennessee Bar Association
- Member
- Current
- Tennessee Association of Crimnal Defense Lawyers
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- Website
- Henry Ambrose, Attorney at Law
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