Personal Injury Attorney Jordan
Muller
Building Relationships,
Protecting Your Family.
Supporting Clients Through
Trauma and Beyond.
Jordan Muller is a dedicated Personal Injury Attorney at GriffithLaw, where he fights for justice on behalf of individuals and families who have been harmed due to someone else’s negligence. With a strong foundation in both law and engineering, Jordan brings a strategic, analytical approach to each case—backed by deep compassion for the people he serves.
Before joining GriffithLaw, Jordan served as a Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable B. Jo Atwood in the Rutherford County Circuit Court. He earned both his Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration from Belmont University in 2023, demonstrating a unique blend of legal insight and business acumen. Prior to law school, he studied Civil Engineering at Tennessee Technological University and worked as a Transportation Engineer in Murfreesboro, where he’s lived for over 18 years.
Jordan’s passion for helping others was inspired by his father, a longtime chiropractor. From a young age, he understood the toll that injuries can take on a person’s life—not just physically, but emotionally and financially. That motivation continues to drive him today as he advocates for those who need a strong voice on their side.
What drew Jordan to GriffithLaw was the firm’s relentless commitment to client care, honesty, and compassion. He believes in standing up for what’s right, and he’s proud to work alongside a team that shares those values.
Outside of work, Jordan enjoys spending time with his wife and their newborn son, and immersing himself in Hungarian language and culture. His personal motto, inspired by John Maxwell, is: “You don’t overcome challenges by making them smaller but by making yourself bigger.”
Jordan is a member of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, the Tennessee Bar Association, and the Rutherford and Cannon County Bar Association. If he could choose a superpower, it would be the ability to heal—because no one deserves to suffer longer than they have to.