Memphis – Melody McAnally, an experienced litigator, has joined the Memphis office of Butler Snow, where she will practice in the Commercial Litigation Group.
McAnally has represented high profile clients such as 3M Company, Payless, AOL Time Warner, Goodyear and CSX Transportation. She recently tried an overtime case to a successful defense jury verdict on behalf of U-Haul of Mississippi. She also is the co-author of “The Supreme Court Just Made Retaliation Cases Tougher,” which appeared in the Mississippi Manufacturers Association Legal Briefs. McAnally is licensed to practice law in Tennessee and Mississippi.
The cum laude graduate of the Mississippi College School of Law was editor-in-chief of the Mississippi College Law Review and a member of the Moot Court Board. McAnally earned her undergraduate degree at The University of Mississippi. In 2003, she was awarded the Pro Bono Award by the Jackson Young Lawyers Association.
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Butler Snow Attorney P. Ryan Beckett presented "Antitrust 2009: A Primer" at the Defense Research Institute's Commerical and Intellectual Property Litigation Symposium on April 24, 2009. The symposium, held in Chicago, Ill., brought together faculty, in-house counsel and leading litigators from around the country. Beckett, a member of the firm's Commerical Litigation Group, specializes in antitrust litigation, banking and consumer lending litigation, consumer protection and fraud litigation and unfair competition and trade secret litigation. His paper can be downloaded by clicking here.
