Attorney Helen Cornell of Nashville; serial offender  

The state of Tennessee provided Helen Loftin Cornell with a law license in 1987 after she graduated from Nashville Law School.

The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility found Helen guilty of the following misconduct.

Helen’s 1^stbite at the Attorney Misfit Apple Tree  

• Knowingly engaged in conduct contrary to the disciplinary rules
• Used false evidence

Participated in the creation or preservation of evidence which she knew was false

Attempted to perpetrate a fraud upon the Claims Commission in passing of a signature which she knew was forged

As a consequence of her misconduct, the cheerleaders for Attorney Misfits sitting on the Tennessee Supreme Court punished Helen by gifting her with a complimentary 6-month suspension of her law license.

Helen’s 2^ndbite at the Attorney Misfit Apple Tree  

In one matter, Helen admitted that she transferred her mother’s home to herself by a power of attorney without the knowledge of her mother, which act required litigation for her mother to regain legal title to her.

As a consequence of her misconduct, the cheerleaders for Attorney Misfits sitting on the Tennessee Supreme Court punished Helen by gifting her with a complimentary censure.

Helen’s 3^rdbite at the Attorney Misfit Apple Tree  

In one matter, Helen pursued an invasion of privacy claim without factual bases and/or via the use of fabricated evidence.

As a consequence of her misconduct, the cheerleaders for Attorney Misfits sitting on the Tennessee Supreme Court punished Helen by gifting her with a second complimentary censure.

Helen’s 4^thbite at the Attorney Misfit Apple Tree  

In one matter, Helen found it acceptable to misrepresent herself to a party whom she later added as a defendant in a lawsuit. Helen misrepresented her identity to this third party and sought information without ever revealing the purpose of her communication.

As a consequence of her misconduct, the cheerleaders for Attorney Misfits sitting on the Tennessee Supreme Court punished Helen by gifting her with a second complimentary 6-month suspension of her law license.

As we speak (ca. February 2015) Helen practices at 3635 Woodmont Blvd in Nashville, Tennessee.