Where is Bluff City Law filmed? The City and Filming Locations of the NBC series in Memphis

Bluff City Law is the new NBC legal drama about a law firm specialized in the most controversial landmark civil rights cases.

The cast is led by Jimmy Smits (Sons of Anarchy, Dexter), as lawyer Elijah Strait and Barry Sloane playing Jake Reilly, his senior partner at Strait & Associates.

What we found interesting about the show is that Bluff City Law is set and filmed in Memphis, Tennessee.

The series contains many original and beautiful filming locations of the Grind City:

The Strait and Associates headquarters are located in the heart of Downtown Memphis in a corner at S Front St & Doctor Martin Luther King Jr Avenue.
(You can open all the locations on Google Maps by clicking on the links below in the captions ↴)
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The Hernando de Soto Bridge across the Mississippi River is an iconic landmark of Memphis, appearing often in the series.
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The mansion at the beginning of episode one is a property located at 5996 Manor Cove in East Memphis.
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The courtroom exteriors are from the Shelby County Courthouse in the Lauderdale Courts neighborhood.
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The Four Way Soul Food Restaurant is located at 998 Mississippi Boulevard.
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There is a scene filmed in front of the graffiti of the Lorraine Motel, the place where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed, turned into a museum (National Civil Rights Museum).
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The Bluff City Law pilot episode also featured the legendary blues club Rum Boogie Cafe at Beale Street.
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