Our new home
From Music Row to Midtown.
Whitehardt’s Nashville story started with a small crew on Music Row. Nearly two decades later, the band has gotten a lot bigger, and we’ve moved twice to make room for everyone.
Welcome to our crib
Take the tour.
Our new home, The Moore Building, shows how far we’ve come. It mixes Nashville’s music history with a modern space where we can host clients properly, and it gives our people the room and amenities to be comfortable and do their best work.
Everyone at Whitehardt has played a part in this story. Some of us have been here since the first note, and others joined along the way. Our roots are deep in Music City, but our work, mass torts included, is nationwide, and we keep learning so our clients stay ahead.
Welcome to the next chapter. Come by and see it for yourself.
Whitehardt Cribz: a tour of the new office
Three homes
Seven people, then twenty, then a whole floor.
How a small crew on Music Row became the team in The Moore Building.
2005
Music Row
In 2005, Whitehardt was just a small, dedicated crew of seven employees. We stumbled upon our first home on Nashville’s famed Music Row purely by chance, drawn in by a simple hardware store ‘For Lease’ sign on our first visit to the city. That morning, we weren’t even sure if we would settle in Nashville. By the end of the day though, we had signed a lease and taken an unexpected yet decisive step into our future.
The nearby Music City Chapel was even transformed into our studio, allowing us to embrace the city’s musical roots in our own way. That original team, many of whom still work for Whitehardt today, helped to shape this company into something more than any of us had ever dreamed.
This building will always hold a special place in our hearts as a reminder of how far we’ve come from our humble beginnings.
2016
21st Ave
By 2016, Whitehardt had grown to over twenty employees and needed more room. Moving from our beloved but cramped spot on Music Row, we found a spacious building on 21st Ave that also had roots in music history, having been owned by superstar Toby Keith.
The move made a real difference for our clients, too. The building’s layout let us build a custom, soundproof studio on the fourth floor, where we could serve them better.
Though we once considered renting out the extra space as we never thought we could outgrow this building, our team more than doubled in the blink of an eye. Once again, it was time to pack up and say goodbye to another Whitehardt home.
2023
The Moore Building
In 2023 we moved into The Moore Building, a 15-story Class A office building in the middle of Midtown. Like our homes on Music Row and 21st Ave, it has its own tie to the city’s music history: it’s named for Scotty Moore, who was Elvis Presley’s guitarist.
Here we finally have room to grow. It’s a good place for our people to work and a comfortable one for clients to visit, and being able to give our team a space this nice means a lot to us.
Every move since Music Row has come from growing, and we’re excited about what comes next here in the city we call home.
Our table
Everyone gathers here.
In the middle of our new home is our table. Good Wood Nashville built it by hand from walnut, and it’s big for a reason: the Whitehardt family has grown well past what any of us expected, with plenty of new faces around it.
It’s where we get together face to face, where new people get to know the team and where longtime partnerships keep going strong. Come pull up a chair. There’s always room for you at our table!
Before & after
How the floor came together.
The Moore Building floor, from bare concrete to the studio, offices and that table. Tap any photo to see it larger.
Careers
Work with us.
Whitehardt is Great Place to Work Certified. To ask about open positions, email our HR team.
