About Keith
Keith Williams is an attorney practicing in Tennessee. He earned his J.D. from Nashville School of Law after completing a B.S. at Cumberland University. His education in Tennessee schools set the stage for a career centered in the state’s courts and civic institutions.
Williams built a public profile through bar association work and organized bar activities. He has been active in the American Association for Justice Leader’s Forum and served as president of the Tennessee Association for Justice. Those roles put him in day-to-day contact with trial lawyers and policy discussions affecting litigation practice across the state.
Beyond bar leadership, Williams engages with his local business community. He holds membership in the Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and maintains ties to civic groups in both Davidson and Wilson counties. Colleagues describe him as a frequent presence at regional meetings and continuing-education events, where he participates in conversations about court procedures and local legal concerns.
Williams maintains offices in Nashville (Davidson County) and Lebanon (Wilson County). He is admitted to practice in Tennessee and is also admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. Maintaining two offices allows him to meet clients and handle proceedings in different parts of the state while remaining connected to the legal communities in both cities.
Over the course of his career Williams has combined trial work and association leadership. He has experience preparing cases for court and working with other lawyers on statewide initiatives through the Tennessee Association for Justice and the American Association for Justice. He currently concentrates his practice on representing clients in civil litigation across Tennessee.
