Lawyering Upward

Nicole DeLoach has committed to upholding liberty and justice throughout her journey to becoming an attorney and is now committed to such for her clients in her role as an associate with Fulcher Hagler’s litigation team. Nicole began her path to litigation when she enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as a young adult, where she first developed her passion for honor, courage and commitment. After suffering an unfortunate injury that eventually led to her honorable discharge, Nicole set out on a journey to find a new way to serve her country and defend the ideals of our constitution.

Sam represents small businesses and lower middle-market companies in the healthcare, manufacturing, construction, and services industries, often serving as an outside general counsel for companies without an internal legal department. Sam assists clients with business formation and structure, corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, contracts, operations, regulatory compliance, commercial real estate leasing and acquisitions, and commercial disputes. He takes the time to learn about his clients’ businesses and goals so that he can be a partner with them in the long-term growth of their businesses – not just answer their legal questions.

Russell V. Mobley began his career as a Certified Public Accountant before bringing his extensive accounting and tax knowledge to the firm in 1996. His experience and detailed work ethic allowed Mr. Mobley to quickly become an integral part of the firm's transactional practice. In 1999, Mr. Mobley became a partner with the Tax Team.

Kyle Waddell is a partner on Fulcher Hagler’s litigation team, representing individuals and businesses in personal injury lawsuits and commercial disputes. Kyle approaches every client with the sincere desire to understand their needs and guide them through the often-unfamiliar litigation process. Kyle takes pride in preparing cases to be tried—or argued on appeal if necessary—while remaining alert to any opportunity to resolve a case favorably. This requires simultaneous attention to detail and big-picture thinking.