Renard Lattimore
Founding partner
Renard has defended DUI cases for most of his career. He knows the breath machines, the blood labs and the officers' training manuals, and he reads the maintenance logs nobody else asks for.
Renard leads the firm's DUI and vehicular cases, in Tennessee and in the Mississippi courts just south of the city. He starts every case with the license hearing, because it has the shortest deadline and because the officer's testimony there is often the first time anyone has asked them a question under oath.
Leads
- DUI, first and repeat
- License hearings
- Vehicular assault
On the record
Admissions and training
Bar admissions
Tennessee
2007
Mississippi
2012
Courts
Shelby County General Sessions Court
Shelby County Criminal Court
DeSoto County courts, Mississippi
Education
J.D., University of Mississippi School of Law
2007
B.S., Tennessee State University
2003
Languages
English
Memberships
Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
How Renard runs a case
Renard requests the license hearing in the first days of a case, so the client keeps driving while the criminal case runs.
He orders the video from every camera that might have caught the stop: dashcam, bodycam, the jail's booking room, sometimes a gas station on the corner.
He explains the breath or blood result in plain numbers, including how far it might be off, so a client knows what the state's best evidence really is.
Talk to Renard
Call the main line and ask for Renard by name.