“Planning for Patriots Day” a Huge Success for Local Law Firm

The Pickler Law Firm (TPLF), located in Collierville, Tennessee, held its first – and highly successful – Planning for Patriots Day on Saturday, August 29th from 10:00am-2:00pm. This event honored “American Heroes” – police officers, firefighters, paramedics, veterans, active-duty military members, and healthcare heroes – by providing them with basic estate plans at no charge.

The firm donated over $50,000 in legal services and served over 50 families during this event. Planning for Patriots Day saw individuals and families calling in or filling out online forms to answer a few questions. These individuals then came in to obtain their complimentary last will & testament, durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, and living will.

“Our inaugural Planning for Patriots Day was a massive success,” said David Pickler, Esq., President of The Pickler Law Firm. “We were able to provide dozens of estate plans to very special members of our community. These men and women always give so much of themselves, especially over the past six months as, together, we have all worked to overcome the challenges of this pandemic. Our firm was founded on the principle of Community Investment, and we will never stop honoring those who sacrifice so much for us.”

During the event, the offices of Pickler Companies were broken out into multiple “signing” and “waiting” rooms. TPLF’s attorneys and team members sat down with “heroes” in 30-minute blocks. Social distancing was maintained, temperatures were taken at the door, and masks were required to ensure a safe environment for clients and staff.

“The event was truly a celebration of the heroic men and women of the Greater Memphis area,” said Cameron Spann, Chief Branding Officer of Pickler Companies. “I am thrilled with how successful this event was, and I am equally satisfied with the safe environment our team provided to our heroes. We were honored to give back in a big way, and we look forward to future Planning for Patriots Days.”