5 active legal licenses in Carter County as of March

5 active legal licenses in Carter County as of March
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There were five lawyers with active licenses to practice in Carter County as of March, according to the Supreme Court of Tennessee.

Data refers to all lawyers who were actively practicing during this time period.

Although Tennessee’s active lawyer population has grown by 13.1% since 2014, the state saw a 0.6% decline between 2023 and 2024.

As of January 2025, the average salary for a starting lawyer in Tennessee was around $96,396 a year, which is below the national average.

Lawyers in Carter County With Active Legal Licenses in March
Lawyer Name Year of License Granted
Samuel D. Siepert 2024
Daniel Allan Estes 2010
Teresa Murray K. Smith 1978
Peter William Hampton Jr. 1977
John Kirk Banks 1973


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