Charlotte S. Wolfe is an associate in the Nashville office whose practice focuses primarily on general civil litigation.

As a law student, Ms. Wolfe was selected as a member of the nationally-ranked National Mock Trial Team where she won the Quinnipiac University Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition (2007) and the American Association of Justice Student Trial Advocacy Regional Competition (2008). She also served as a Justice on the Honor Court and as a member at-large on the Trial Advocacy Board.  Ms. Wolfe was twice elected to the Student Bar Association serving as a Class Representative and later as President.  In addition, she was selected by the faculty as a Member of the Order of Barristers for outstanding trial advocacy skills.  Ms. Wolfe was also selected as a Caruthers Fellow, where she spent a year teaching legal research and writing to first-year law students. Ms. Wolfe is a recipient of the American Board of Trial Advocates Award (2008) and Cumberland Certificate of Trial Advocacy (2008).  She was also inducted into Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (2008).

Ms. Wolfe received additional legal training outside of law school.  She served as a Judicial Extern to the Honorable Michael T. Putnam, U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Northern District of Alabama at Birmingham.  Additionally, she served as a Litigation Extern for the Jefferson County District Attorney's Office at Bessemer.

Ms. Wolfe is active in the Nashville community.  She serves on the Board of Directors for Happy Tales Humane.   She also co-coached Goodpasture Christian High School's mock trial team in the 2010 Davidson County District High School Mock Trial Competition, a public service project of the Tennessee Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division.