Mital D. Patel is a dedicated advocate committed to providing personalized legal representation to every client. Since beginning her legal career in 2008, Ms. Patel has built over a decade of experience across a wide range of practice areas, guiding clients through every step of the legal process with compassion, clarity, and practical advice.
Ms. Patel focuses her practice on business law, commercial real estate, franchise law, insurance fraud, bad faith insurance litigation, and personal injury. She is known for delivering strategic, real-world solutions — whether protecting businesses in transactions, pursuing justice for the injured, or litigating complex insurance disputes. Ms. Patel takes the time to truly understand each client’s goals and challenges, building strong, solution-driven relationships along the way.
Licensed to practice law in Tennessee and Mississippi, Ms. Patel co-founded Patel & Eisenhower, PLLC in 2024 after previously founding and leading TriAmicus Law, PLLC (2020–2024) and serving as a Partner at General Knox Law, P.C. (formerly Hyman, Carter & Patel, PLLC) (2008–2019). She lives in Knoxville, Tennessee, with her two children and proudly serves the East Tennessee community she has called home for over a decade. Beyond her legal practice, Ms. Patel is a passionate volunteer dedicated to giving back.
Title III ADA case. Motion to Dismiss granted; plaintiff lacked standing and mootness applied.
Termination of parental rights and step-parent adoption. Court of Appeals upheld rulings in favor of Ms. Patel’s clients.
Trust administration appeal. Court of Appeals affirmed favorable findings for Ms. Patel’s trustee clients.
A hotel sustained a severe fire and the hotel’s insurance carrier refused to timely pay the hotel owner what he believed was the full value of the fire loss claim. Mital represented the hotel from the inception of the hotel fire claim and was able to get the insurance company to finally pay the full value of the claim. Mital subsequently filed a lawsuit and prosecute the hotel owner’s claims against the insurance carrier for breach of duty of good faith and also for engaging in bad faith by slow-paying the hotel owner for the fire loss. Mital got the insurance company to pay another $325,000 for its delay/slow-paying tactic in addition to the approximately $400,000 secured for the hotel client prior to the lawsuit and after the insurance company’s original offer.
A person was killed when the speeding vehicle in which he was a passenger crashed into a dump truck that pulled out in front of the vehicle on the highway. Both drivers claimed the other one caused the accident. We fought for the wife and child of the person who was killed to be compensated for their loss. With prompt investigation of the crash, interviews of witnesses, and preserving the vehicles involved we obtained vital evidence. We retained top quality experts to help in the prosecution of the wrongful death claims. We successfully settled the case for approximately $1,100,000, which was virtually all of the insurance money available on both of the vehicles in the crash.
Client suffered major injuries including a traumatic brain injury when he was struck by a vehicle. Liability was at issues between the driver, the City and the hosts of the race. Julie and Mital successfully fought for their client to compensate him for the injuries sustained. With prompt investigation of the site, interviews with witnesses, through review of city protocols and guidelines and retaining the appropriate accident reconstructionist and medical experts we were able to settle the case before trial. Patel & Eisenhower, PLLC negotiated a total settlement of approximately $675,000.
A hotel sustained a severe fire and the hotel’s insurance carrier refused to timely pay the hotel owner what he believed was the full value of the fire loss claim. Mital represented the hotel from the inception of the hotel fire claim and was able to get the insurance company to finally pay the full value of the claim. Mital subsequently filed a lawsuit and prosecute the hotel owner’s claims against the insurance carrier for breach of duty of good faith and also for engaging in bad faith by slow-paying the hotel owner for the fire loss. Mital got the insurance company to pay another $1,300,000 for its delay/slow-paying tactic in addition to the approximately $1,200,000 secured for the hotel client prior to the lawsuit and after the insurance company’s original offer.
Mital, has represented many individuals over the years who have been injured in vehicular crashes and have recovered from them millions of dollars in settlements and jury verdicts.
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