About Michael
Michael Kuebler built a professional trail that crosses structure websites, laboratory reports and court documents. He holds an associate degree in structure engineering from Chattanooga State Technical Community College, earned in the late 1980s, and later returned to school to study business management, completing a B.A. in 2011. He completed his legal training at Nashville School of Law, receiving his J.D. in 2015.
His educational blend of construction, business and law shapes the practical perspective he brings to instances. Early technical coursework in surveying and structure materials checking out is mirrored in his certifications. He is a certified mold inspector and has credentials in surveying and structure materials testing from Chattanooga State Technical Community College. He additionally holds LEED accreditation from the US Green Building Counsel.
Kuebler is certified to practice in Tennessee. In 2018 he earned a listing as a Rule 31 civil mediator with the Tennessee highest court, a designation that lets in him to serve as a court-accredited impartial in civil matters. He has been a member of the Chattanooga Bar Association since 2016 and maintains ties to the local legal community.
Those technical skills and his mediator list tell the work he takes on. He handles disputes where construction processes, environmental issues and property situations intersect. In some matters his background in substances testing and mold inspection lets in him to study reports and question checking out methodologies. In others he supervises truth-gathering and coordinates expert evaluation.
Kuebler and Associates, PLLC is indexed as his office. At that company he blends case work, facilitated negotiation offerings and technical evaluate. He documents pleadings and participates in courtroom hearings when legal proceedings is required. He additionally accepts appointments and private referrals for mediation beneath Rule 31 and conducts impartial inspections tied to estate and environmental concerns.
Professionally he favors a direct fashion: clear written analysis and thorough technical evaluate. He prepares reports that purpose to explain technical issues in regular language. That strategy supports judges, juries and clients see the place the facts and the engineering intersect.
He continues to practice in Tennessee, dealing with things that involve construction and property disputes, environmental situations and civil facilitated negotiation.
