Stephanie Savage
Chattanooga
Office: 423.785.8234 | Fax: 423.321.1559
stephanie.savage@millermartin.com
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Overview
Stephanie Savage focuses her practice on emerging and startup companies, mergers and acquisitions and a variety of other general corporate and transactional matters. As part of her practice with emerging business, Stephanie counsels entrepreneurs and emerging companies on entity choice and formation, contracts, investment, brand protection and other business matters. Stephanie also combines her business experience with healthcare by counseling clients on a variety of transactional, compliance and privacy related matters.
With the enactment of the 2018 Farm Bill, Tennessee has become a leader in the hemp industry. With the developing regulatory scheme, the cannabis and hemp industries face novel legal and compliance issues. Companies in this expanding market may encounter unique legal needs in their transactions, licensing, transportation, banking, intellectual property, labeling, and employment relationships. Stephanie is a resource for growers, producers, distributers and retailers across the industry as they navigate the legal landscape of the emerging cannabis and hemp industries in both Georgia and Tennessee.
ADDITIONAL LANGUAGES
- Italian
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Education
- J.D., Emory University School of Law, Transactional Law & Skills Certificate, 2017
- Emory Law Volunteer Clinic for Veterans
- B.A., Franklin & Marshall College, English and Government double major, Italian minor, 2014
- NCAA Women’s Golf Team
- Mu Upsilon Sigma Music Honor Society
- Alpha Delta Pi
- Brook College House Judicial Committee, Justice
- J.D., Emory University School of Law, Transactional Law & Skills Certificate, 2017
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Involvement
Bar Admissions- Georgia
- Tennessee
Certifications- Certificate in Transactional Law & Skills, Emory University School of Law, May 2017
Accolades- State Bar of Georgia Certificate of Appreciation and Commendation for counsel to United States Military as part of the Emory Law Volunteer Clinic for Veterans, September 2016
Memberships- Tennessee Bar Association
- State Bar of Georgia
- Chattanooga Bar Association
- Atlanta Bar Association
- American Bar Association
- American Health Lawyers Association
- International Cannabis Bar Association
- Southeastern Tennessee Legal Association for Women
Community- The Company Lab, Volunteer Attorney
- Emory University School of Law, Bar Exam Mentorship Program
- Franklin & Marshall College NexGen Law Student Mentorship Program
- Franklin & Marshall College Admissions Network
- Ronald McDonald House Charities
- The Cavalier Rescue
- Wills for Heroes
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NewsAlerts
- CARES Act Insights: Federal Reserve Further Expands Terms of Main Street Lending Program to Appeal to More Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses
- CARES Act Insights: Federal Reserve Set to Launch Main Street Lending Program for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses
- CARES Act Insights: Federal Reserve Announces Expanded Terms for Main Street Lending Program Available to Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses
- CARES Act Insights: Regulations Announced for Main Street Loan Facilities Available to Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses
- CARES Act Insights: Summary of the Coronavirus Economic Stabilization Act for Medium-Sized and Larger Businesses
- Emerging Business COVID-19 Insights – Mayor Berke Announces Chattanooga COVID-19 Small Business Stabilization Fund
- USDA Approves Georgia Hemp Plan
- Georgia Begins Accepting Hemp Processor Permit Applications
- Federal Agencies Issue Joint Statement Clarifying Hemp Banking Status
- FDA Releases Consumer Update on CBD Products
- Georgia Department of Agriculture – Hemp Production Update
- USDA Releases Interim Rules on the Production of Hemp
- Where Does Tennessee Stand on Vape and Smokable Hemp Product Sales to Minors?
- FTC Sends Three Warning Letters to CBD Companies
- USDA Announces the Availability of Hemp Crop Insurance
- National Credit Union Administration Permits Banking and Lending Services to Hemp Businesses
- FDA Releases New Warning Letter on Human and Animal Hemp CBD Products
- Georgia Releases Proposed Hemp Grower and Processor Rules
- What Do Tennessee’s New Hemp Regulations Mean For Hemp Processors?
- FDA Extends Deadline to Submit Public Comment for Cannabis Products
- Updated Rules Announced for the Tennessee Hemp Program
- FDA Hearing Recap on Cannabis and Cannabis-Derived Products
- USDA Issues Opinion on the Transportation of Hemp
- Georgia Enters the Hemp Industry
- New Trademark Examination Guide 1-19 – Some CBD Products Can Now Have Federal Trademark Registrations
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Before settling in the south after law school, Stephanie grew up in Old Town, Maine.