Cynthia T. Lawson is the managing attorney of Bond, Botes & Lawson, P.C. in Knoxville, Tennessee. Cynthia graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from East Tennessee State University in May 1993. She received her Juris Doctorate from the University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law in December 1996 and was admitted to practice law in the State of Tennessee in April of 1997. Cynthia is admitted to practice in the Eastern and Middle Districts of Tennessee and all courts in the State of Tennessee.
She has attended Max Gardner’s Bankruptcy Boot Camp and is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the Tennessee Bar Association and the Knoxville Bar Association where she is a past co-chair of the bankruptcy section and currently serves as a Mentor for the Moment in Bankruptcy which pairs attorneys who have legal questions or problems with an more experienced Mentor attorney. Cynthia serves as a pro bono attorney at the Pro Bono Debt Relief Clinic sponsored by the Knoxville Bar Association. Cynthia resides in Clinton, Tennessee. She is married to Don Lawson, and has two dogs who are at the office most days.
Education
East Tennessee State University, May 1993
B.S. in Business
University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, December 1996
Juris Doctorate
Bar Admissions
Tennessee, 1997
Memberships & Affiliations
National Association of Consumer Attorneys
Tennessee Bar Association
Knoxville Bar Association
Local Charity Participation
Pro Bono Debt Relief Clinic
Favorite Local Restaurant
Big Ed’s Pizza, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
What I like best about my job
Truly making a meaningful difference in my client’s lives. I got into law to help people and bankruptcy allows me to do that every day. There are few things more satisfying than knowing that you stopped a foreclosure and saved a home for a hard-working client and her children.
Office Locations
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