Full Name
Richard Murrell
Job Title
Administrative Judge
Company
TN Administrative Procedures Division
Speaker Bio
Judge Murrell holds a JD from the University of Memphis (1982), and a BA, cum laude, from Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas. He was in private practice 18 years before serving as Assistant Attorney General in the Civil Division of the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office. In 2005, he joined the Workers’ Compensation Bureau serving as an Administrative Judge and Director of Quality Assurance. In 2018, he was appointed as an Administrative Judge with the Office of the Secretary of State Administrative Procedures Division (Tennessee’s Central Panel). He is a trained mediator and has additional subject matter training for Special Education, Title IX, and property tax equalization cases. Judge Murrell often serves as a Group Facilitator for the flagship administrative law course of the National Judicial College--Administrative Law: Fair Hearing. He earned the designation of Certified Administrative Law Judge through the NAHO in 2013. He has served NAHO as Southeast Region Representative, is a regular NAHO conference presenter and is currently NAHO’sVicePresident.
Speaking At
Orientation & CLE Information
2B-Mastering the Prehearing Conference: Efficient Case Management
3C-Complex Litigation Issues in Discovery, Scientific Evidence, & Motion Practice
4C-Prehearing Practice for Hearing Officials: Motions, Discovery, & Due Process
6B-Basic Evidentiary Procedures & Practicum: Instruction & Implementation
7C-Due Process in K-12 Student Discipline Hearings
13A-Effective Use of Interpreting & Translation Services for Administrative Adjudicators
Closing Remarks, Preview of 2027 and CLE Information
2B-Mastering the Prehearing Conference: Efficient Case Management
3C-Complex Litigation Issues in Discovery, Scientific Evidence, & Motion Practice
4C-Prehearing Practice for Hearing Officials: Motions, Discovery, & Due Process
6B-Basic Evidentiary Procedures & Practicum: Instruction & Implementation
7C-Due Process in K-12 Student Discipline Hearings
13A-Effective Use of Interpreting & Translation Services for Administrative Adjudicators
Closing Remarks, Preview of 2027 and CLE Information
