Alexandria Scarbrough Fisher is a lawyer practicing personal injury, car accidents, insurance claims and 3 other areas of law. Alexandria received a degree from Lausanne Collegiate School, Memphis, TN, and has been licensed for 14 years. Alexandria practices at Frost Brown Todd LLC in Nashville, TN.
Alex was compassionate, she did all the work , she kept me informed in every area of the case, she fought for my rights as a consumer, she hired professional engineers and contractors. Alex not only won my case, she had a check in my hand in under 6 months and a settlement check in less than a year. My case was handled during Covid-19 so I expected it to be a long drawn out case but it was settled in less than a year, that's pretty impressive. She treats you like you're a million dollar client even if you're just a small claim . My case wasn't even close to a million but she worked just as hard for my small settlement as she would for a larger case. I give Alex 5 stars 🌟
Memberships
•Tennessee Bar Association
•Nashville Bar Association
The Pinnacle at Symphony Pl.150 3rd Ave. S., Ste. 1900Nashville, TN 37201U.S.A.
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