A Reputation For Excellence
Our attorneys go above and beyond. That’s what we do. Our reputation reflects our willingness to deeply engage with legal issues and do whatever it takes to win your case. Just ask our former clients.
Complementary Legal Perspectives
Big-city knowledge meets small-town living at our firm. Attorney Amy Clay-Thomas was born and raised in Hardy, while attorney James Gift brings his city experience to the table. With our collaborative approach to legal matters, you will reap the benefit of both perspectives.
Meet Our Team
If you have additional legal needs not mentioned above, chances are good that we can still help. Please feel free to contact us to learn more about our offerings.
Client Reviews
Very smart intelligent lawyers at this firm. All staff members was friendly and made me feel welcomed. I would highly recommend them.
Absolutely wonderful lawyers!! They had something figured out for us our first visit and did more in one visit than a couple lawyers did in weeks. Very sweet and understanding people also! I would HIGHLY recommend this law firm to anyone
Had a very nice consult with James Gift and Amy Clay-Thomas. In the end, they couldn’t help me, but pointed me in the right direction to a firm that could. I found both the attorneys and the office staff to compassionate and knowledgeable. I will be recommending Spring River Law
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