The Right Experience Matters

Mike Binkley

The people of the 21st Judicial District deserve judges who are equipped with broad experience to handle the wide variety of cases that will come before them. More than half of all cases that come before Circuit Court are civil cases, not criminal cases.

Of those, more than half are domestic civil cases, involving family matters such as divorce, child custody, and divorced-related financial disputes. Many other cases that come before the court are business disputes, contract disputes, medical and legal malpractice, automobile collisions, product liability cases, workers compensation, product liability, land and real estate cases and many other kinds of civil cases.

The judge who hears those cases needs to have a broad range of experience in both criminal and civil litigation. With 33 years of combined experience in criminal and civil litigation, Mike Binkley is the only candidate in this race who has such a wide and diverse experience in compassing 33 years of heavy trial experience in many areas of the law – the kind of seasoned experience to be the best judge, the kind of judge that the people of Williamson, Hickman, Lewis and Perry counties deserve.

Mike Binkley’s experience is unparalleled in this race.

We invite you to learn more about Mike Binkley’s experience by reading why he has The Right Experience, his Judicial Philosophy, the Honors he has earned in the legal profession, the Organizations he supports, and why his experience as a Small Business Owner will help him be the best possible judge.

Mike is more than the sum of his 33 years of experience in the law – he’s a family man and small business owner, an avid fisherman, snow skier, and much more. You can learn more about Mike Binkley at the following links:

Meet Mike

Why I’m Running

Family

Community

Hometown Heroes

Darrell Waltrip presents Hometown Heros award

On Friday, Mike joined his friend Darrell Waltrip, who presented another Hometown Heroes award.

Hometown Heroes is a monthly event that Darrell hosts at his business, Darrell Waltrip Automotive, to honor Middle Tennessee residents who have made a positive impact on their community. Photo: Darrell Waltrip (center left) congratulates Friends of Franklin Parks, LLC, President Dr. Monty McInturff (second from right) on being Darrell Waltrip Automotive Hometown Hero for January. On hand for the presentation Jan. 28 were (from left) Nancy Conway, president/CEO, Williamson County Franklin Chamber of Commerce; William Billington, Franklin Synergy Bank; Kathie Moore, president of Franklin Tomorrow, Inc.; Mindy Tate, executive director, Franklin Tomorrow & Friends of Franklin Parks; and Mike Binkley, a local attorney and friend of McInturff’s.