Tennessee Bar (1980); Virginia Bar (1985); Washington D.C. Bar (1990); U.S. Supreme Court (1983).
U.S. Courts of Appeal for the Sixth, Fifth, Third, Second, Fourth and Eleventh Circuits.
U.S. District Courts for the Middle, Eastern and Western Districts of Tennessee (1980), and Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia (1985).
Have practiced before the Multi-District Panel on Complex Litigation in Washington, D.C.
Other Professional Activities
Has testified before U.S. Civil Rights Commission relative to religion clause cases Legislative testimony before Tennessee General Assembly relative to education law
Current Biography:
Member of Brentwood Law Offices, with 25 years of experience in litigation.
Brentwood Law Offices attorneys provide full service legal representation and general litigation covering a variety of areas including representation of medical professionals, real estate agents, as well as personal injury, worker’s compensation, entertainment law, civil rights and employment law.
Senior Counsel with American Center for Law & Justice, a not-for-profit public interest law firm and dedicated to the defense of constitutional and first amendment issues.
General Counsel to Professional Educators of Tennessee, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing legal representation to teachers and administrators.
Formerly General Counsel for Rutherford Institute, an international legal organization specializing in the litigation of constitutional and civil rights issues (1985-1994); Oversaw litigation for international offices of the Rutherford Institute involving religious liberty issues; supervised constitutional litigation in all fifty states.
Senior Counsel to the American Center for Law and Justice, an international public interest law firm dedicated to constitutional litigation.
Constitutional Litigation:
For a sample of Larry Crain's Constitutional Litigation, please click here.
Education:
Graduate of Vanderbilt University B.S. Degree (1976)
J.D. Degree (1980)
Teaching and Writing: Adjunct Professor, Moody Graduate School, Chicago, Illinois (1987-1995)
Visiting Professor, Northern Virginia College, Manassas, Virginia (1986-1987) Lecturer at several seminars in six different states on subject of constitutional law Authored and co-authored several legal briefs before the United States Supreme Court on religious liberty issues Deposition Guide
Tennessee Bar (1980); Virginia Bar (1985); Washington D.C. Bar (1990); U.S. Supreme Court (1983). 
Partner in Brentwood Law Offices (1998 to present)