House Joint Resolution 1391 honors the memory of Bartlett Chesterfield "Bart" Durham, a prominent Nashville attorney and founder of Bart Durham Injury Law. Recognized for his pioneering role in legal advertising, Durham was a champion for the underserved and dedicated his life to advocating for victims of personal injury. Born in 1935, he served in the U.S. Army before pursuing a law degree and eventually practicing law in various capacities, including as a prosecutor and civil rights attorney. His career was marked by significant achievements, including arguing cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and representing thousands of clients.

The resolution reflects on Durham's character, highlighting his commitment to family, community, and the legal profession. He was known for his generosity, passion for learning, and diverse interests, including aviation and motorsports. Durham's legacy is one of integrity, compassion, and dedication, leaving behind a loving family and a lasting impact on the legal community in Tennessee. The General Assembly expresses its condolences to his family and acknowledges the profound influence he had on those around him.