About Mary Beth
Mary Beth Hagan practices business law in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. She has been a prominent figure in the legal community since her admission to the bar in 2002. Her firm focuses on various aspects of business law, including probate, real estate law, arbitration and mediation, collections, and construction law. The firm is well-regarded for its comprehensive approach to legal challenges faced by businesses and individuals alike. She earned her J.D. from the University of Tennessee - Knoxville in 1999.
Prior to that, she obtained a B.S. in Political Science from Tennessee Technological University in 1995. Her education laid a strong foundation for her legal career, equipping her with the skills necessary to navigate complex legal issues. Over the years, she has developed a reputation for her understanding of both statutory and case law, which she applies effectively in her practice. Most of her practice involves guiding clients through the details of business transactions and disputes. This includes drafting contracts, negotiating terms, and representing clients in mediation and arbitration settings — Cases typically involve a range of issues from construction disputes to real estate transactions.
Her experience as a Rule 31 Listed General Civil Mediator enhances her ability to resolve conflicts efficiently, often without the need for protracted litigation. Before becoming a managing lawyer in 2015, she held various roles within her firm, including a lawyer position starting in 2008. Her leadership skills have been instrumental in fostering a collaborative environment that prioritizes client needs. She also served as a managing lawyer in 2012, further solidifying her expertise in legal management and client relations. Mary Beth is actively involved in professional associations, including the Tennessee Association of Construction Counsel, where she serves as Communications Chair. She is also a member of the American Bar Association Forum on the Construction Industry, contributing to discussions on best practices and emerging trends in construction law.
Her commitment to the legal profession is evident through her participation in these organizations. In addition to her legal practice, she is dedicated to community service and often engages in local initiatives that support legal education and access to justice. Her experience and proactive approach make her a valuable resource for clients handling the requirements of business law in Tennessee.
