Lerner and Rowe Law Group give back

Former Metro City Councilman for District 5, Scott Davis, helps disperse turkeys and side fixings to the good people of Nashville last Monday night outside the Cleveland Park Clubhouse courtesy of Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee.

Co-founders Glen Lerner and Kevin Rowe are very knowledgeable injury attorneys with years of experience.

They represent car, truck, motorcycle and bus accident injuries—as well as wrongful deaths, etc. While they have a wide range of experience in personal injury cases, their team of lawyers is not limited to just handling those types of cases. Through their partner law firm, Lerner and Rowe Law Group, they are also able to assist with bankruptcy, drug charges, criminal defense, and DUI defense cases. They have offices all over the country, including one in Franklin, Tenn.

The Lerner and Rowe team provided 1500+ turkeys and side fixings for families in need on November 18. This was on a first-come, first-served basis. It took place at the Cleveland Park Clubhouse. The team also provided music, snacks and a little fun for the kids.

It was cold, so hot chocolate was served as well. The line was super-duper long, but there was plenty for everyone. Nashville was the third stop of their seven-city, six states, ‘turkey giveaway tour.’ In the end, they will have given away more than 9,000 turkeys. This was an awesome event. Everything went smoothly, and everyone was on his or her best behavior. Kudos to Lerner and Rowe, and everyone involved!

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