Rameen Nasrollahi

Rameen Nasrollahi earned his Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Rhodes College in Memphis. After several years working in the healthcare industry, he pursued his interest in law and went on to graduate cum laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law.

During law school, Mr. Nasrollahi gained valuable experience through internships with the Knox County Criminal Courts, the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Tennessee Court of Appeals. He also served as a student attorney in the College of Law’s Advocacy Clinic, representing clients in juvenile and housing matters, and contributed as an Acquisitions Editor for the Tennessee Law Review.

Following law school, Rameen clerked for Judge Kenny Armstrong on the Tennessee Court of Appeals for two years. His work includes representing both contractors and homeowners in construction-related disputes, participating in high-stakes intellectual property litigation on behalf of local businesses, and handling estate litigation, including will contests.

Rameen lives in downtown Knoxville and is an active member of the Tennessee Bar Association, the Knoxville Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.