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Ally Foresman

Lead Paralegal

Ally provides critical support on complex litigation and investigations, assisting in trial preparation, legal research, and case management. Her work spans federal criminal defense and strategic support in investigative matters.

Ally manages complex legal projects and provides vital support across the firm's practice areas, with particular focus on criminal defense and government investigations.

She coordinates case preparation, conducts legal research, and assists in trial preparation for high-stakes litigation. Drawing on her criminal justice background and experience at multiple law firms, she brings analytical depth and practical knowledge to case strategy and client support.

Key Qualifications

Provides essential support across all stages of litigation, from investigations to appeal

Founding team member who built the firm’s operations from day 1 before stepping into the Lead Paralegal role

Brings a strong understanding of criminal law, litigation, and law firm operations, with ongoing pursuit of a J.D.

Education

B.A., Criminal Justice, California State University, Fullerton
Paralegal Certificate, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Pursuing J.D. candidacy

Bar Admissions

Representative Matters

Ally Foresman provides critical support on complex litigation and investigations, assisting in trial preparation, legal research, and case management. Her work spans federal criminal defense and strategic support in investigative matters.

September 1, 2026

Litson Adds Paige Nutini as Partner, Firm’s Fifth Former Federal Prosecutor

August 20, 2026

Four Litson Attorneys Recognized in Best Lawyers® 2027, Chosen Entirely by Peer Vote

August 6, 2026

Human Trafficking Charges Dismissed Against the Couple Whose Case Changed Tennessee Law

Featured Case Studies

At Litson PLLC, we have a strong success rate, winning numerous high-stakes cases with our strategic approach and extensive legal expertise.

Defeating an $877,000 Federal Forfeiture

The government moved to take 3 homes she received in her divorce. It gave them back before the hearing.

Acquitting a Bail Bondsman in Under 30 Minutes

A single answer under oath put 30 years of business at risk. The jury took less than 30 minutes.

Exonerating Adam After 12 Years in Prison

Wrongfully convicted of murder despite no physical evidence, no motive, and a strong alibi. He spent 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.