Shane K. McNeill, PE, Esq.

From taking wedding and high school senior pictures to portraying a police officer on the television show Nashville to teaching engineering in high school to trying cases in court , Shane McNeill knows Williamson County as a photographer, a paid actor, a teacher, and an attorney.

Shane joined the Williamson County community over twenty years ago after moving from rural Moulton, Alabama. While designing roads and subdivisions, Shane enrolled in law school to further his education. He founded Tellus Law in 2012 taking on personal injury cases and representing indigent defendants in many courts across Tennessee.

Shane is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States and the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, where he argued a case involving federal employment appealed from the Merit Systems Protection Board.

He currently is teaching Architectural & Engineering Design at Franklin High School for his fourth year where he serves the families of Williamson County through the public education system.

A man of community service, he also volunteers his time with organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Tennessee Bar Association. He served on the Board of Directors for the Spring Hill Imagination Library, completed the Spring Hill Citizen's Police Academy in 2015 and served on the Thompson's Station/Spring Hill Joint Transportation Task Force. He later was appointed by the Mayor to Spring Hill's Transportation Advisory Committee where he served until January 2022. In 1990, he earned the rank of Eagle Scout and continues to be involved in scouting activities with his sons, Reagan and Garrett. Shane is a former Cubmaster for Cub Scout Pack 289.

Shane’ s experience provides him with the insight and experience needed to adjudicate matters fairly and consistently in Williamson County’s Circuit Court. Let’s thank him for his service at the polls.

Vote Shane K. McNeill.