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RMA donates to FCS

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000.00 to Friendship Christian School’s General Education Fund. Pictured from left to right: Attorney Matthew H. Ryan with RMA, Friendship Christian School’s High School Principal Jon Shoulders and Attorney Byron M. Gill with RMA.

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RMA donates to WCHS

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000.00 to Wilson Central High School’s General Education Fund. Pictured from left to right: Attorney Jo Ann “Jody” Aulds with RMA; Principal Patricia Suddarth; and Attorney Jason G. Denton with RMA.

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RMA donates to Tuckers Crossroads

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000.00 to Tuckers Crossroads School’s General Education Fund. Pictured from left to right: Attorney Jason G. Denton with RMA; Principal Susie Breedwell; and Attorney David B. Foutch with RMA.

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RMA donates to CHUE

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000 to Castle Heights Elementary School’s General Education Fund. Pictured from left to right: Attorney Jason G. Denton with RMA, Castle Heights Elementary Principal Terry Trice and Attorney Gregory S. Gill with RMA.

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RMA donates to WHS

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000 to Watertown High School’s General Education Fund. Pictured form left to right: Attorney Julie Robinson with RMA, Watertown High School Principal Jeff Luttrell and Attorney Matthew H. Ryan with RMA.

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RMA donates to Winfree Bryant

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000 to Winfree Bryant Middle’s General Education Fund. Pictured: back row: Attorney Matthew H. Ryan with RMA; front row: Principal Becky Kegley and Attorney Jason G. Denton with RMA.

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RMA Attorneys donate to education

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000 to Lebanon High School’s General Education Fund. Pictured from left to right: Attorney Jason G. Denton with RMA, Attorney Byron M. Gill with RMA, Principal Myra J. Sloan and Graduation Coach Mary Ashby.

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RMA gives to Byars-Dowdy

Wilson County’s largest local law firm, Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds, PLLC (RMA) is committed to the support of local schools by giving back to education. As a part of that commitment, RMA submitted an annual donation check of $1,000 to Byars Dowdy Elementary School’s General Education Fund. Pictured from left to right: Principal Lorie Blackburn, Attorney Matthew H. Ryan with RMA and Attorney Jason G. Denton with RMA.

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RMA attorney Jason G. Denton is re-elected to TNAJ

RMA attorney Jason G. Denton is re-elected to Tennessee Association for Justice district representative position.

We are pleased to announce that attorney Jason Denton of Rochelle, McCulloch, and Aulds PLLC was recently named as a District 6 Representative for the Tennessee Association for Justice (“TAJ”).  This will be his third year to serve as a district representative for the Tennessee Association for Justice. Jason has previously served TAJ as the co-founder/co-chair of the TAJ Workers’ Compensation Litigation Group.  Jason has been practicing over eight years as a trial attorney and over the last year and a half Jason has served RMA in the legal areas of tort litigation, personal injury, social security disability and work compensation.  RMA is proud of Jason’s newly elected position.  

To read more about the TAJ election results, click here.

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Local law firm serves up donations for Relay for Life
 
Originally Published: May 25th, 2011 in the Lebanon Democrat
By: MARY E. HINDS Staff Writer
 
 
It's not every day you have a law office serving you lunch. But that was the case Friday afternoon when attorneys and staff from Rochelle, McCulloch and Aulds seated customers and cleaned tables at Michael's Cafe in Lebanon to raise money for Relay for Life cancer research.  This year the Relay For Life of Wilson County will be held June 24, at the Stroud Gwynne Field, on Castle Heights Avenue in Lebanon.

Matthew Ryan, a real estate attorney with the firm, was greeting customers at the door and explaining to them that all the tips given to the waitress, also from the firm, would be donated to Relay for Life. Tina Dyer, Renee Thorne and Vicki Jarvis were among the Rochelle, McCulloch and Aulds personnel assisting customers and clearing tables for tips for the cause.

"It's going great, and it's for a great cause," said Dyer.

"Everybody's being very generous," Thorne agreed. "People can relate to the cause and we're getting very good tips."

Jarvis was assisting a woman who described herself as a 28 year cancer survivor. "It's wonderful. We've had great tips," Jarvis said.

Harlynn Bryan, was too busy stuffing her 16 month old mouth with greens to comment on the fundraiser, but her dad, Steve wasn't. "I love Michael's Cafe," he said. "Helping Relay for Life is just a bonus."

Jerry and Eva Hunt were eating with Fred Burton during the event.  "We eat here just about about every day," Jerry Hunt said. "We'll give a pretty good tip."

Ryan said helping out with lunch wasn't the only thing his firm does to benefit Relay for Life. "We have taken part in the past. Also, this year, from January to June, we will be donating $50 from every real estate closing to Relay for Life. We're over the $2,500 mark in donations," he said. "It's good to see each other out of the office."  Ryan added his firm would be doing the same thing at Panera Bread in about a week.

Relay For Life is an overnight event designed to celebrate survivorship and raise money for research and programs of the American Cancer Society. During the event, teams of people gather at schools, fairgrounds, or parks and take turns walking or running laps. Each team tries to keep at least one team member on the track at all times. Relay For Life (often shortened to Relay) is the main volunteer-driven cancer fundraising event of the American Cancer Society. Originating in the United States, the Relay For Life event has spread to 21 countries. Relay events are held in local communities, campus universities, military bases, and in cyberspace.

Although the main objective of Relay is to raise money for cancer research and cancer patients, the event is held to spread cancer awareness, celebrate the lives of survivors, remember those who lost their lives to cancer, and unite a community in the fight against cancer. It is estimated that Relay For Life events have raised over $3 billion to date.

Staff writer Mary Hinds may be reached at 444-3952, ext. 45 or via e-mail at maryhinds@lebanondemocrat.com.