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About C. Dewees Berry, IV |
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Mr.
Berry regularly litigates such real estate conflicts as eminent domain
matters, mechanic's lien and construction suits, quiet title actions, and
contract disputes. He also advises clients concerning zoning, planning,
lease disputes, boundary, easement, restrictive covenant and land use issues.
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Education
- Vanderbilt
University, B.A., 1973
- Vanderbilt
University, J.D., 1976
- Vanderbilt
Law Review
, Associate Editor
- Judicial Clerk
to Chief Judge Frank Gray, U.S. District Court, Middle District of
Tennessee
Professional
Activities
- Rule 31 Listed
General Civil Mediator
- Former member of
Executive Committee of Bass, Berry & Sims PLC
- Editor of the Tennessee
Real Estate Law Letter - 1983 to Present (a monthly newsletter concerning
Tennessee real estate law developments published by M. Lee Smith
Publishers)
- Past President,
Nashville Bar Association
- Fellow,
Nashville Bar Foundation and Tennessee Bar Foundation
- Listed in The
Best Lawyers in America®
- One of the Nashville
Post's
Best Lawyers, Jan. 2003
- Listed in Best
of the Bar in Nashville Business Journal for 2006
- Named one of
Tennessee's leading real estate lawyers since 2003 by Chambers
USA
- Named one of
Middle Tennessee's Top 100 in Real Estate by Nashville
Post
magazine, Nov. 2002
- Instructor in
Real Property Law, Nashville School of Law
- Frequent speaker
at seminars regarding Real Estate Law
Articles
(Reprinted Copies Available Upon Request)
- "Priority
Conflicts Between Fixture Secured Creditors and Real Estate
Claimants,"
Memphis State Law Review - "Avoiding
Lease Drafting Pitfalls,"
Tennessee Bar Journal - "Litigating
About the Road Taken: A Thumbnail Sketch of Tennessee Roadway Law"
Nashville Bar Journal
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