Attorney at Law
Ameesh A. Kherani represents individuals, families, and businesses throughout Tennessee across a broad range of legal matters. His practice places particular emphasis on estate and trust planning, probate, corporate and business matters, business succession planning, and real estate. He helps clients protect their assets, preserve family wealth, structure and operate businesses, navigate complex property transactions, and plan for the orderly transfer of personal and business interests.
His broader practice includes workers' compensation, automobile accidents, employment rights, personal injury, construction disputes, contractual matters, and general civil litigation. Ameesh has prosecuted numerous matters through trial and appeal and has tried cases spanning diverse areas of law, including probate litigation, personal injury, employment rights, real estate, construction, contracts, and business disputes.
Ameesh's extensive courtroom experience provides a valuable perspective in his planning and transactional work. Having seen how ambiguities, omissions, and weaknesses in legal documents can lead to costly disputes, he approaches wills, trusts, business agreements, succession plans, and real estate documents with precision and care. He anticipates potential areas of disagreement, explains legal issues in practical terms, and prepares documents designed to express the client's intentions clearly and withstand scrutiny if challenged.
Ameesh is committed to providing thoughtful legal strategies, clear guidance, and personalized service. He takes the time to understand each client's circumstances, concerns, and goals so that the legal plan addresses both immediate needs and long-term priorities.
Outside of his legal practice, Ameesh enjoys spending time with his family, running, staying active through regular exercise, playing pickleball, and supporting University of Tennessee football.
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Practice
Ameesh represents clients in matters involving injury, employment, business, property and estate law, in Tennessee state and federal courts.