John Floyd, Jr., Esq.

John Floyd Jr

Experienced trial lawyer at the state and federal court levels, including first-chair jury and non-jury trials. Well-versed in all aspects of litigation from pre-trial investigation through appeal. 

Areas of Practice:

  • Healthcare Liability – Defense
  • Commercial Litigation
  • Products Liability – Defense
  • Domestic Litigation 
  • Negligent Security

Floyd Law Group, PLC, Nashville, TN

June 2017 – September 2019

Todd & Floyd, PLC, Nashville, TN

May 2016—May 2017 

Licensure

Tennessee, 2016 – #035133

Kentucky, 2022 – #99899

Washington, 2024 – #62032

Court Admissions

Middle District of Tennessee, 2017

Eastern District of Tennessee, 2017

Western District of Tennessee, 2017

United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, 2017

Publications

  1. “Case Study: Breast Implant Case is a Bust” NCMIC Claims Examiner (July 2024)
  2. “Foreign Subpoenas: A Practical Guide to the UIDDA” Tennessee Bar Journal (September/October 2023)
  3. “Documenting Informed Consent: Two Important Components” Tennessee Chiropractic Association Journal (Winter 2021)
  4. “Causation: The Best Defense Against COVID Cases” Defense Research Institute For the Defense (March 2021) 
  5. “Key Considerations for Disclosing a Client-Expert in Professional Liability Cases,” Defense Research Institute The Voice (June 2019)

Presentations

  1. Handling Ethical Issues (January 2024) (Webinar) Half-Moon Legal.
  2. Interstate Discovery: Obtaining Testimony and Documents from Out-of-State Parties, Non-Party Witnesses; Remote Depositions, Strafford (January 2024) (Webinar); co-presenters Michelle Ramirez, Esq. Sidley Austin LLP, and Ian Ross, Esq. Sidley Austin LLP. 
  3. Incident Reporting and Provider Audits, ProAssurance (January 2024) (Webinar); Presentation to Airrosti Group and In-House Counsel
  4. Attorney Retention and Wellness, Defense Research Institute (September 2023) (Webinar); Co-Presenters Patrick Krill, Esq. and Sarah Burke, Esq. 
  5. Trending Topics for the Chiropractic Profession: From the Front Line, Southern Chiropractic Conference (August 2023) Murfreesboro, TN
  6. Do’s and Don’ts of Depositions, Tennessee Chiropractic Association (May 2023) (Webinar)
  7. Goal-Setting and Attorney Wellness, DRI Fly-in Meeting (February 2023) Austin, TX
  8. Malpractice Litigation: How Records Can Make or Break Your Case, Southeastern Conference Kent State University (November 2022) Orlando, FL 
  9. Assessing the Results and Countering the “Nuclear Verdict” Narrative, Medical Professional Liability Association Corporate Counsel Workshop (November 2022) Nashville, TN; Co-Presenter: Richard T. Henderson, CPCU, AIC, AU, Senior Vice President, TransRe.
  10. Do’s and Don’ts of Cross Examination, Iowa Chiropractic Society (September 2022) (Webinar) 
  11. Malpractice Litigation: How Records Can Make or Break Your Case, Tennessee Podiatric Medical Association (September 2022) Nashville, TN
  12. Investigating Claims of Sexual Misconduct: The Do’s and Don’ts, Claims and Litigation Management Alliance Focus Panel (June 2022) Nashville, TN
  13. Managing Patient Grievances, Family Meetings, and Your Relationship with the Hospital, American Physician Partners (March 2022) (Webinar) Co-Presenter: Lynn Audie, Esq. Wicker Smith O’Hara McCoy & Ford, PA.
  14. Informed Consent and Documentation for Chiropractors, ProAssurance (January 2022) (Webinar)
  15. Physician Documentation and Risk, Tennessee Chapter of Society of Healthcare Risks Management (November 2021) (Webinar)
  16. Chiropractic Manipulations and Strokes: An Update, Southern Chiropractic Conference (August 2021) Murfreesboro, TN 
  17. Physician Documentation Tips and Tricks, American Physician Partners (May 2021) (Webinar)
  18. Defending the Correctional Healthcare Provider: From Pre-Suit to Pre-Trial Dismissal, Wicker Smith Webinar Series (March 2021) (Webinar)

Professional Organizations

  • Tennessee Bar Association
  • Kentucky Bar Association
  • Washington Bar Association 
  • Institute For Well-Being In Law
    • Partner, 2024-present
  • Defense Research Institute 2016-present

         Young Lawyers Committee – Corporate Counsel Liaison subcommittee, 2021

         Young Lawyers Committee – DRI for Life subcommittee, 2023

         Young Lawyers Committee – Medical Liability YL Liaison, 2024 

 

 

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