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Kerry brings a unique skill set to her role at the Tennessee Center for Estate & Elder Law. She previously practiced Food and Drug Administration law in Indiana, advising companies and universities on regulatory compliance, before working in the nonprofit sector in Murfreesboro.
Kerry, a Nashville native, attended Yale University and then pursued her legal education at Vanderbilt University Law School. During her time at Vanderbilt, Kerry excelled academically, making the Dean’s List and receiving the Scholastic Excellence Award in Bankruptcy. She was active in the Legal Aid Society, serving as the Public Interest Stipend Fund Director and the 1L Community Service Representative. Her dedication was recognized with awards for Public Interest Service and Outstanding Executive Board Member.
Kerry lives in Murfreesboro with her three children. Kerry enjoys travel, music, and art and also values her role as a CASA volunteer where she advocates for a group of siblings placed in foster care in Rutherford County.
Law School: Vanderbilt University Law School, J.D., 2008
Undergraduate: Yale University, B.A., Sociology, 2004, cum laude
Admissions: Indiana (inactive status, in good standing)