Upon her graduation from law school, Lisa S. Johns served for one year as a law clerk for a Justice on the Mississippi Supreme Court. During her undergraduate years at the University of Memphis, she majored in International Studies, and studied abroad at the Nagoya Gakuin University in Seto, Japan, concentrating in the areas of Japanese language and culture. She joined Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz in 2001. Ms. Johns’ article regarding minor court approvals was published in the Mississippi Bar Journal in 2009. Currently residing in Memphis with her husband and daughter, Ms. Johns is an active member of Mullins United Methodist Church and involved with the AWA’s Mentor Program. She enjoys spending time with her family, baking with her daughter, practicing yoga, and swimming. Ms. Johns practices in the area of personal injury litigation including automobile accidents and workers’ compensation.