Medical Malpractice and Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

• In 2021, Mr. Jehl, Les Jones, and Todd Rose secured a Judgment in a wrongful death case involving a fall at a hospital in West Tennessee in Fitzhugh v. Henry County Medical Center.
• In 2021, Mr. Jehl, Les Jones, and Todd Rose represented a client who was dropped from a Hoyer Lift at a dialysis clinic in Page v. Dialysis Clinic, Inc.  At trial, Mr. Jehl cross-examined key witnesses and delivered the closing argument to the jury, who ultimately returned a six-figure verdict.
• In 2022, Mr. Jehl, Les Jones, and Todd Rose successfully represented a client whose husband had fallen and died at hospital in West Tennessee in Altoonian v. Henry County Medical Center.  At trial, he helped secure a six-figure Judgment for his client.
• In 2022, Mr. Jehl and Les Jones settled multiple cases against hospitals, nursing homes, and doctors, including a $900,000 settlement against a physician and hospital in West Tennessee.
• In 2023, Mr. Jehl and Les Jones settled multiple cases against hospitals, nursing homes, nurse practitioners, and physicians, including $250,000, $250,000, $300,000, $350,000, and $350,000 settlements against hospitals in West Tennessee.
• In 2024, Mr. Jehl and Les Jones settled multiple wrongful death cases against hospitals, nursing homes, physicians, and nurse practitioners across Tennessee, including a $910,000 settlement in a wrongful death case against a physician and hospital in West Tennessee.

White Collar Criminal Defense

• In 2021, Mr. Jehl and Larry Laurenzi secured a pretrial dismissal of the indictment for his client in United States v. Robinson, Ayers, & Boudreaux.
• In 2021, Mr. Jehl and Larry Laurenzi defended against a 48-count federal criminal indictment involving over $600,000 in alleged fraud and theft in United States v. Katrina Robinson. Ultimately, 46 of the 48 counts were dismissed or acquitted.  At trial, Mr. Jehl cross examined key witnesses, including multiple federal agents.  Their client received probation.
• In 2022 and 2023, Mr. Jehl briefed and argued the appeal on the remaining counts in United States v. Robinson at the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
• In 2023, Mr. Jehl served as lead defense counsel in a federal criminal fraud trial in United States v. Vallier.  Mr. Jehl got multiple counts from the indictment dismissed prior to trial.  At trial, Mr. Jehl conducted voir dire, delivered the closing argument, and cross examined all the key witnesses, including the program expert and federal case agent.  The jury acquitted his client on all the fraud counts.  His client received probation and no fine on the remaining counts.
• In 2024, Mr. Jehl briefed the appeal on the remaining counts in United States v. Vallier before the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Other Litigation Matters

• In 2020, Mr. Jehl, Larry Laurenzi, and Nathan Bicks secured a Judgment with a value of more than $4 million in Sheriff of Madison County v. Madison County.  After trial, Mr. Jehl also drafted a motion that ultimately convinced the Court to order Madison County to pay our client’s legal fees incurred in bringing the suit.
• In 2021, Mr. Jehl secured a dismissal for his client who was improperly named as a defendant in a personal injury action in Shelby County.
• In 2023, Mr. Jehl and Jef Feibelman secured summary judgment for an estate and a trust in a multi-millionaire dollar breach of contract action in Shelby County Circuit Court in Dunavant v. Dunavant Trust, et al.
• In 2024, Mr. Jehl briefed, argued, and won the appeal in Dunavant v. Dunavant Trust, et al., at the Tennessee Court of Appeals.
• In 2024, Mr. Jehl successfully defended a trustee at trial against allegations of bad faith by her siblings in trust litigation in Shelby County Chancery Court.

• The University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law (J.D., 2019) magna cum laude
• Rhodes College (B.A., 2013) cum laude

• Leo Bearman, Sr. Inn of Court, Associate (2024, 2023)
• Named in Best Lawyers “Ones to Watch” (2025, 2024, 2023)
• Law Clerk to the Honorable Bernice B. Donald, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (2019–2020)
• CALI Awards (highest grade): Civil Rights, Contracts I, Contracts II, Criminal Law, Elder Law, Evidence, Property II, and Torts I
• University of Memphis Law Review, Volume 48 Staff Member, Volume 49 Senior Staff Member
• Dean’s Awards for Excellence, Best Oral Advocate and Best Brief
• Rhodes College Hall of Fame, Inductee
• Abe Fortas Award for Excellence in Legal Studies, Recipient
• American Mock Trial Association, W. Ward Reynoldson Award Winner
• American Mock Trial Association, All-American Attorney and National Championship Tournament Runner-Up

• Comment, Clear Error or De Novo—State v. Whited: Did the Court Inadvertently Introduce a New Appellate Standard of Review in Tennessee in its Opinion in a Child Pornography Case?, 48 U. Mem. L. Rev. 719 (2018)
• Note, Amending Tennessee’s Incapacity Statute: It “May Not Be a Sexy Story, But It’s One, Frankly, That . . . Will Help People,” 49 U. Mem. L. Rev. 575 (2019)