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Award-winning reporter @NC5. Rhode Island girl in the south. Mom of 2. Trying to make people care.
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Tornado survivor lost $300,000 after attorney missed deadlines, now he can't find help

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By Hannah McDonald Verified
| WTVF-TV (Nashville,TN) Verified
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A tornado survivor says a bad attorney cost his family $300,000, and now he can't find a local lawyer willing to help him get it back. Lamont Bell's home in Hermitage was severely damaged by an EF-2 tornado in 2020. During his rebuild, he got into a dispute with a contractor over when payments were due and hired attorney Robert Turner to handle the case.
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Emails show Ajax Turner staff member aided the city's senior center takeover — then was named to lead it

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By Hannah McDonald Verified
| WTVF-TV (Nashville,TN) Verified
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Emails obtained through public records requests by NewsChannel 5 show a staff member at the Ajax Turner 50+ Center in Clarksville was in discussions with the mayor's office and the Parks and Recreation Department about a major transition — two months before the mayor told the full board of his plans. That staff member was later fired, hired by Parks and Recreation the next day, and is said to be leading the city's senior center when it opens in July.
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Nashville's insurance company files $10 million lawsuit over library parking garage fire

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By Hannah McDonald Verified
| WTVF-TV (Nashville,TN) Verified
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Metro Nashville's insurance company is suing the nonprofit hired to manage a downtown parking garage, roughly a year after a fire left it closed. Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Co. paid claims after the devastating fire at 151 6th Avenue North, right next to the main library, and is now suing on Nashville's behalf. It filed the lawsuit on June 4, 2026, just before the first anniversary of the fire on June 10.
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