Roland F. Mumford

Man, I tell you there are lawyers and then there are LAWYERS. I was in a very dire situation with my divorce and an emotional wreck about to lose my daughter and everything I worked for. Roland not only went above and beyond what I had expected anyone to do for a simple fee. He tells you as it is, gi...ves you homework and makes sure you are straight about what is coming next. He is super knowledgeable, doesn't take any $%&^ from anyone when he knows he is right and it's worth fighting for. He almost dragged me out by my neck at one point to make sure I don't commit to anything not agreeable and not in the best interest for me. I consider Roland a close friend of mine now, since my divorce lasted forever and he was there for me all the way. He got everything I wanted for me and then some. I can whole heartedly say that if you put your trust in him, you are in the BEST hands possible. Would I recommend him to anyone ? ABSOLUTELY

I have worked with Roland Mumford on several cases regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and know him to be a very thorough attorney who fights for his clients to get them a fair settlement with respect to the ADA. Call Roland Mumford if you have been discriminated against as a disable...d person.

I contacted this firm seeking clarity regarding the laws on a new technology for the roads called “autocycles”, specifically the ambiguous requirement for these 3 wheel vehicles requiring helmets while driving, which vary by state and county. Roland took the time to research the TCA and discovered t...hat while the vehicles have been given a specific category of motor vehicles that there really is no specific interpretation of the helmet laws which can vary depending on law enforcements’ understanding of a vague and ambiguous law. Autocycles have seat belts, roll bars, roll cages for the sides and are completely street legal – they are no different than that of a convertible or a street legal dune buggy and drivers are not required to have a “motorcycle” endorsement on their driver’s licenses to drive them! It seems we need to get one of our local legislators to sponsor and pass a bill deeming these vehicles as that no different than that belonging to the same class and requirements (and risk) of two wheel vehicles with no safety protections in the event of an accident. Good job, Roland Mumford and thank you for taking the time to assist with trying to clarify something that is still foggy for this up and coming type of recreational road vehicle. I highly recommend this firm for legal counsel – they will genuinely help to solve your legal challenge or answer your questions regarding clarity within the laws of Tennessee. John