Nashville

ONE 22 ONE
1221 Broadway
Suite 2400
Nashville, TN 37203
P: 615.244.2582
F: 615.252.6380
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From the East and Nashville International Airport
Take I-40 West toward Nashville. Then take Exit #209A, US-70S/Broadway, and keep to the right coming off of the exit. At the second light, take a right onto Broadway, then an immediate right into the 1221 portico. Parking will be underneath the portico on your left.

From the West
Take I-40 East toward Nashville. Then take Exit #209B toward US-70S/Broadway/US-43/Demonbreun Street onto US-70 E (14th Avenue North). Turn left onto Broadway. 1221 Broadway will be on your right, and parking will be underneath the portico on your left.

From the South
Approaching Nashville from the south from either I-65 or I-24, take I-40 West, which directs you around the west side of our central business district. Immediately after the merger of I-65 South and I-40 West, take the Exit #209A, US-70S/Broadway, and keep to the right coming off of the exit. At the second light, take a right onto Broadway, then an immediate right into the 1221 portico. Parking will be underneath the portico on your left.

From the North
Approach Nashville on I-65 South and take I-40 East toward Nashville Then take Exit #209B toward US-70S/Broadway/US-43/Demonbreun Street onto US-70 E (14th Avenue North). Turn left onto Broadway. 1221 Broadway will be on your right, and parking will be underneath the portico on your left.

From Downtown
Remain on Broadway through the downtown corridor heading toward West End. 1221 Broadway will be on your right between 12th and 13th Avenues.

Thank you for visiting Bradley’s Nashville office at ONE 22 ONE, 1221 Broadway, Suite 2400, Nashville, Tennessee 37203.

Parking

When you arrive at ONE 22 ONE, you will find parking underneath the portico. Please be sure to scan one of the QR codes throughout the parking area; you will need to complete this step to validate your parking. Additionally, please make note of your license plate number, as you will need that as well.

You may choose to pre-register your vehicle here. You will be prompted to create an account with Metropolis. This will require that you enter your name and address and place a credit card on file. Your card will not be charged for your visit with us. A code to validate your parking will be available at our reception desk.

Arrival

Once you have arrived in the lobby, please approach the security desk and let them know that you are visiting Bradley. The security team will let you know which elevator to take. Please note: Floor selections cannot be made inside of the elevators, so you will need to be sure to enter the correct elevator bay.

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Our Nashville office was founded in 1910 as Boult Cummings Conners & Berry and merged with Bradley in 2009.

As Bradley’s second largest office and Nashville’s largest litigation law firm, we offer a full suite of legal solutions for local, regional, and national clients, with a focus on healthcare, real estate, economic development, banking and finance, corporate matters, intellectual property, and litigation. Service to the community is part of our DNA: The Nashville office actively supports the Second Harvest Food Bank, Habitat for Humanity, Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands, and the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville and its Volunteer Lawyers & Professionals for the Arts (VLPA) program. In partnership with the VLPA, our attorneys provide accessible and affordable business-oriented legal services to Black-owned businesses and nonprofits in the Nashville community through the Black-Owned Small Business and Nonprofit Clinic. Our office is also proud of its commitment to diversity in the legal profession and has been honored with the Nashville Bar Association’s Gold Diversity Award numerous times since the NBA began its recognition program in 1994.

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