Charles N. Jolly

Background

Jolly, Charles Nelson was born on August 14, 1942 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States. Son of Nelson Frederick and Marie Mercedes (Montemayor) Jolly.

Education

Holy Cross College (Bachelor of Science, 1964). George Washington University (Bachelor of Laws, 1967).

Career

Worked at Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, Professional Corporation (Chattanooga, Tennessee) specializing in General Practice. Trials in all State and Federal Courts and before the United States. Patent and Trademark Office.

Corporation, Taxation, Pension Plans and Employee Benefits, Bankruptcy, Commercial, Banking, Antitrust and Trade Regulation, Securities, Real Estate, Environmental, Estate Planning, Trusts and Probate, Pension and Profit Sharing, Administrative and Municipal, Hospital and Health, Food and Drug, Products Liability, Professional Liability, Insurance and Labor, Patent, Trademark, Copyright Law.

Admitted to the bar, 1968, District of Columbia. 1984, Tennessee.

Author: "The Codex Alimentarius Commission in the United States," July, 1968.

"To Switch or Not to Switch, Grase Is Still the Question," Journal of the Drug Information Association, Spring, 1985. Past Chairman, Better Business Bureau of Chattanooga, 1991-1993.

Member: Chattanooga, Tennessee and American Bar Associations.

The District of Columbia Bar. Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, Professional Corporation has an extensive business, litigation, tax, health care and trust and estates practice. Our firm was created from the combination in 1997 of the law firms of Chambliss & Bahner and Stophel & Stophel which had more than 185 years of combined legal experience.

The firm serves as general and regional counsel for a number of major businesses, financial institutions, local governments and nonprofit organizations.

We also have substantial experience representing public entities and boards in both Tennessee and Georgia. The firm provides litigation and transaction services to a variety of businesses and financial institutions--large and small--in the tri-state region.

Achievements

• CHARLES JOLLY has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • "The Codex Alimentarius Commission in the United States," July, 1968. To Switch or Not to Switch, Grase Is Still the Question," Journal of the Drug Information Association, Spring, 1985.

Membership

Candidate for United States Congress, 1994, 96. Past board directors Senior Neighbors of Chattanooga, Inc., Tennessee Conservation League. Member of American Bar Association, Van Buren County Chamber of Commerce (past board directors), Better Business Bureau Chattanooga (past chairman, past board directors), Council Better Business Bureaus United States, Non-Prescription Drug Manufacturers Association (vice chairman executive committee), District of Columbia Bar Association, Chattanooga Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, Chattanooga Retriever Club (past board directors, past secretary), Middle Tennessee Amateur Retriever Club.

Connections

Son of Nelson Frederick and Marie Mercedes (Montemayor) J. Divorced; children: T. Christopher, Susan Noel.

Father:

Nelson Frederick Jolly

Mother:

Marie Mercedes (Montemayor) Jolly

Spouse:

Laurie Cherie Puryear

child:

Susan Noel Jolly

child:

T. Christopher Jolly