Elisabeth Nelson Joins Firm for Internship

The Tennessee Center for Estate & Elder Law welcomed an intern in January. Through the Harpeth Hall School’s Winterim program, high school senior Elisabeth Nelson spent three weeks with the firm to learn what a career in law can look like. Harpeth Hall’s Winterim program allows students to participate in internships to explore potential career interests and gain experience in the workplace. As an intern at the Tennessee Center for Estate & Elder Law, Elisabeth attended client meetings, watched probate court, and helped with special projects. Through partnerships with other members of the community, Elisabeth was able to shadow both Judge Lisa Eischeid and the law firm of Catron and Fowler. Going into her internship, Elisabeth hoped to achieve a greater understanding of the work Farrar and Moore do for their clients and is grateful to have been able to do that and more. As for her future plans, Elisabeth knows she would love to have a career in law after this opportunity with the firm.