Butler Snow is pleased to announce that W. McDonald (Mac) Plosser has joined the firm’s Memphis office. Plosser will practice with the firm’s pharmaceutical, medical device and health care litigation practice group.
Plosser’s previous experience primarily focused on health care, transportation-related, and premises liability litigation. He has represented clients against medical malpractice cases, trucking and automotive liability claims, and breach of contract cases.
Plosser earned his undergraduate degree from Rhodes College and his Juris Doctor from the University of Memphis. During his tenure at the University of Memphis, Plosser served as the senior notes editor for the University of Memphis Law Review. He also acted as a Federal Bar Association student representative.
Plosser is admitted to practice in Tennessee and the U.S. District Court of Tennessee: western.
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