Edward Michael Bearman is a lawyer practicing alternative dispute resolution, appellate practice, bankruptcy and 31 other areas of law. Edward received a B.A. degree from University of Colorado at Boulder in 1986, and has been licensed for 36 years. Edward practices at Edward M. Bearman in Memphis, TN.
I consulted with Mr. Bearman. He was attentive, asked questions and explained the law, my options and what was reasonable to expect. He patiently spoke with me 3 different times for a total of approximately 2 hours. His goal seemed to be to fully inform me so that I could make a decision that was best for me as to whether I should proceed with a lawsuit. His legal knowledge seemed to be broad-based. His objective was clearly on how to reach a resolution as opposed to going on an attack. In the end, we agreed that the benefits of suing would not justify the expenses associated with doing so. I trust his every word. Should I ever need an attorney, I will be calling him.
Due to the urgent nature of my legal issues, I needed to find a lawyer quickly in the state of Tennessee. Mr. Bearman was highly recommended to me from Lawyer Kyle Wilson in Little Rock Arkansas He took the time to understand my issues and quickly responded with the necessary actions to resolve the case. He and his firm provided quality representation and value for the money! Mr. Bearman was first-class, honest and if I ever need legal services again, I would absolutely contact this firm.
780 Ridge Lake Boulevard, Suite 202Memphis, TN 38120U.S.A.
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