FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 1, 2019
Co-Managing Partners, Tennessee Offices
Memphis and Nashville
901.312.1640
Email: minton.mayer@qpwblaw.com
Email: howard.hayden@qpwblaw.com
Contact:Eric W. Boyer, Esq.
Managing Partner
305.670.1101 Ext. 1023
Email: eboyer@qpwblaw.com
QPWB OPENS TENNESSEE OFFICES IN MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE
Howard B. Hayden
Minton P. Mayer
MEMPHIS, Tennessee ― Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A., the nation’s largest minority and women owned law firm with more than 380 lawyers, has opened offices in Memphis and Nashville. The firm serves clients from 23 offices in the United States and abroad across a spectrum of industries in over 40 areas of practice including litigation, business, real estate and governmental law. The new offices are co-managed by partners Minton P. Mayer and Howard B. Hayden. Mayer is licensed in Tennessee and Arkansas. Hayden is licensed in Tennessee and Mississippi. The expansion allows the firm to better serve its clients in Tennessee and throughout the Southeast. Plans are for aggressive growth.
“We are excited to become a part of QPWB and the opportunities this new expansion will bring.” said Mayer and Hayden. “We expect these new offices will be of great value for clients in Tennessee and the Southeast.”
When Minton and Howard came to talk to us about joining QPWB, we knew right away they would be an obvious fit with the firm’s culture and its long-held practices in the medical malpractice defense areas,” said Eric W. Boyer, Managing Partner of the firm, ‘I am very proud to welcome two individuals with such long and distinguished careers.
Minton P. Mayer concentrates his practice on the representation of long-term care providers, assisted living facilities, health care providers, hospitals, nurse staffing, home health agencies and skilled nursing facilities. He has defended civil litigation cases throughout Tennessee including premises liability, product liability, automobile and insurance coverage. He is also a listed Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 General Civil Mediator.
Howard B. Hayden successfully defended a wrongful death action in Middle Tennessee that remains one of the few Tennessee cases against a long-term care provider to result in a full defense jury verdict. He is also a listed Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 General Civil Mediator. His practice focuses on defending long-term care providers, assisted living facilities, physicians, hospitals, nurses, and home health agencies.
“When Minton and Howard came to talk to us about joining QPWB, we knew right away they would be an obvious fit with the firm’s culture and its long-held practices in the medical malpractice defense areas,” said Eric W. Boyer, Managing Partner of the firm, ‘I am very proud to welcome two individuals with such long and distinguished careers.”
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