
Ron Lux is a Nashville attorney and co-founder of Herbert & Lux. Before becoming a lawyer, he pursued a career in law enforcement, an experience that gives him a different perspective on criminal investigations and the procedures officers use when gathering evidence.
Ron later built a solo law practice representing hundreds of clients throughout Middle Tennessee. His work has included criminal cases ranging from traffic offenses to first-degree murder, along with personal injury, real estate, and civil disputes.
Ron moved from Buffalo, New York, to Nashville in 2006 and began working in law enforcement. Four years later, he decided to pursue a legal career, motivated by the need he saw for attorneys who would give clients personal attention during difficult circumstances.
His background in law enforcement is particularly relevant to criminal and DUI cases, where police observations, investigative decisions, and documentation often play a central role. Ron brings that perspective to his work at Herbert & Lux while evaluating the facts and legal issues in each case.
A DUI arrest can involve several stages of police investigation, from the reason for the initial stop to roadside testing, statements, and chemical test results. The evidence may raise questions about whether officers followed the law and whether their conclusions are supported by the available records.
At Herbert & Lux, Ron is part of a firm that examines police conduct, video evidence, and testing procedures when defending DUI cases. The firm's published results include DUI dismissals and reductions involving disputed traffic stops, dashcam footage, and chemical testing evidence.
You can explore the firm's DUI case results and its Nashville DUI defense services.
Before co-founding Herbert & Lux, Ron operated his own practice and represented hundreds of clients across the region. That experience included criminal charges as well as legal problems involving property, personal injuries, vehicle accidents, and landlord-tenant disputes.
Ron believes clients should have an attorney they can rely on when they are facing unfamiliar legal proceedings. He values direct communication, careful preparation, and taking responsibility for the work needed to move a case forward.










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