About Katie
Katie Hagenbrok graduated from Murray State University in 2008 and earned her J.D. from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law in 2013. She completed her legal training in Tennessee, the state where she holds membership in the State Bar of Tennessee and the Hardin County Bar Association. Those early academic years set the groundwork for a steady legal practice in her home state.
After law school, Hagenbrok entered private practice. She is associated with Hagenbrok & Hagenbrok PLLC, where she carries out day-to-day legal work. Her professional activity has been anchored in local bar organizations. Membership in the State Bar of Tennessee and the Hardin County Bar Association has kept her connected to developments in state law and local court procedures.
Colleagues describe her approach as practical and detail-oriented. She spends much of her time preparing filings, counseling clients, and appearing in Tennessee courts. Over the years she has handled a range of matters that arise in a small local practice. That variety has helped her develop familiarity with courtroom routines and the expectations of judges and clerks across the county.
Hagenbrok’s participation in professional associations is steady. She maintains current membership in both the statewide bar and the county bar. Those memberships provide regular access to continuing legal education and local legal networks. They also offer a forum for staying abreast of changes in Tennessee law and procedure.
Her career path has been marked by local engagement. Working at Hagenbrok & Hagenbrok PLLC, she balances client work with involvement in community and bar activities. Her daily practice involves client consultation, document preparation, and representation in proceedings before local tribunals. Client matters handled at the firm reflect the types of issues that bring people to a neighborhood law office.
In 2026 Hagenbrok continues to practice in Tennessee through Hagenbrok & Hagenbrok PLLC. Her current practice focuses on serving clients through that firm in matters brought in Tennessee courts.
