Gerald Green is a lifelong Memphian who has resided in Shelby County District 7 for nearly three decades, according to his campaign website (campaign site). Professionally, Green is an attorney licensed by the state of Tennessee since 1981, having graduated from Catholic University Law (noethics.net). He has practiced law in Memphis, with listings indicating an office at 144 N BB King Blvd (mapquest) and previously at 142 North Third Street (noethics.net).
Greenβs legal career has been marked by significant disciplinary issues. The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility found him guilty of misconduct on multiple occasions. His first instance involved neglecting clients' legal matters, failing to communicate adequately, and mishandling a contested divorce action by removing it from the calendar without proper notice (noethics.net). As a result, he received a censure from the Tennessee Supreme Court (noethics.net).
In a second instance, Green failed to communicate with clients in four separate matters, resulting in another censure (noethics.net). A third incident involved neglecting clients' legal matters, charging excessive fees, failing to withdraw properly after being fired by a client, and failing to deliver entitled papers (noethics.net). This misconduct led to a stayed six-month suspension of his law license (noethics.net).
Gerald Green is a Republican candidate running for election to the Shelby County Board of Commissioners to represent District 7 in Tennessee (ballotpedia_tn). He appears on the ballot for the Republican primary scheduled for May 5, 2026 (ballotpedia_tn). The general election is set for August 6, 2026 (ballotpedia_tn). Green is the sole listed candidate in the Republican primary for this district, with no incumbents currently holding the seat ([ballotpedia_t
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