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Chase Ingle advises clients on legislative and regulatory matters in Tennessee, with a focus on state public policy and regulation. He brings extensive knowledge of the legislative and regulatory processes in state government, gained through his time working in both chambers of the Tennessee General Assembly.

Chase developed a deep understanding of the legislative process during his time at the Tennessee General Assembly, where he began his career as a Legislative Assistant. Most recently, he served as senior legislative advisor to Tennessee House Majority Leader William Lamberth, where he assisted with appropriations and other policy matters. In this role, Chase worked extensively on notable pieces of state legislation, including the Transportation Modernization Act, Franchise and Excise Tax reforms, and the Ensuring Likeness, Voice and Image Security (ELVIS) Act, which protects musicians' and songwriters' intellectual property.

Chase previously served as Director of External Affairs for the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission.

Chase earned his B.A. from the University of Tennessee, summa cum laude.