About Ann-Douglas
Ann-Douglas Tycer earned her J.D. from Nashville School of Law in 1991. She entered the legal profession at a time of change in the state bar and built a steady career rooted in Tennessee. Her legal schooling provided a foundation in trial practice and state procedure that she would rely on through the years.
She went into practice and, by 1994, was working as a lawyer at Stevens Tycer Coleman. Records list her in that role beginning that year. At Stevens Tycer Coleman she handled the day-to-day work that comes with being a practicing attorney: client interviews, drafting pleadings, and appearing in court. That period established much of her early courtroom experience.
In 2014 her professional listing shows her at Larry R. Williams, PLLC as a lawyer. The same year she joined the Tennessee Association for Justice and has remained a member since. That association ties her into a statewide network of trial lawyers and offers continuing legal education and professional contacts. Her move to Larry R. Williams, PLLC marked a mid-career shift to a different firm environment and new sets of client matters.
Tycer is admitted to practice in Tennessee and carries out her work within that jurisdiction. Her practice history reflects long-term engagement with the state’s courts and procedures. Colleagues describe her approach in plain terms: steady, practical, and focused on resolving the issues clients bring through the available legal channels. She has handled litigation tasks over several decades, from early case development through courtroom work.
As of the present, she is listed at Larry R. Williams, PLLC. She maintains active ties to the Tennessee legal community through her association membership and ongoing work in state courts. She is currently practicing at Larry R. Williams, PLLC, handling matters arising under Tennessee law.
