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Quinn Nemeyer Carlson

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Quinn Carlson concentrates her litigation practice in the areas of products liability, medical malpractice, premises liability and insurance defense.

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Obtained a defense verdict during bench trial for breach of contract.

Obtained voluntary dismissal or summary judgment in medical malpractice cases for a local hospital.
Successfully defended an insurance company against a subpoena for contracts between the client and a hospital.

Professional Biography


Ms. Carlson's products liability experience includes representing drug manufacturers and food processors in both state and federal court, including multidistrict litigation (MDL). She also has significant medical malpractice experience and routinely represents hospitals in wrongful death and personal injury actions.

Through her work with a local hospital system, Ms. Carlson developed considerable knowledge regarding the medical peer review and credentialing process, and has successfully defended clients against requests for information and documents protected from disclosure by the Tennessee Peer Review privilege.   

Ms. Carlson's premises liability experience is substantial and she routinely represents businesses such as large residential apartment complexes and national commercial retailers in such matters. Ms. Carlson's experience includes defending clients against claims of failure to provide a safe environment, failure to provide adequate security and claims arising from the criminal acts of third parties.  

Ms. Carlson is on the board of directors for the Community Legal Center, and her pro bono work ranges from veteran's affairs to political asylum.

  • Obtained a defense verdict during bench trial for breach of contract.

  • Obtained voluntary dismissal or summary judgment in medical malpractice cases for a local hospital.
  • Successfully defended an insurance company against a subpoena for contracts between the client and a hospital.
  • Assisted a long term care provider in negotiations with CMS resulting in a reduction in Civil Monetary Penalty of more than $1 million.

  • Listed in Mid-South Rising Stars in Civil Litigation Defense (2013 – 2016); Medical Malpractice Defense (2017 – 2019)
  • Recipient – Baker Donelson Memphis Pro Bono Attorney of the Year (2008)
  • Fellow – The Leadership Academy (2010)
  • Panelist – "Adverse Nursing Home Survey Results: What Are My Facility's Options," 2022 Baker Donelson Long Term Care Symposium (November 2022)

Education

  • Loyola University School of Law, J.D., 2006, magna cum laude
  • University of Colorado, Boulder, B.A., 2001

Admissions

  • Tennessee, 2006

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