Jennifer S. Hagerman

Litigation - Land Use and Zoning

3.0 (1 reviews)

Nashville, Tennessee

12+ years experience

Updated: Jan 03, 2026

Contact Information

901-524-5000

https://www.bpjlaw.com/attorneys/hagerman-jennifer-s

130 North Court Avenue Memphis TN US

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Bio

S. Hagerman is a Tennessee-based attorney focusing on Litigation - Land Use and Zoning matters. S. Hagerman's 12 years of experience includes extensive work in Litigation - Land Use and Zoning law. S. Hagerman works with Burch, Porter & Johnson PLLC to deliver results for clients. S. Hagerman believes in building strong attorney-client relationships based on trust and results. Jennifer S. Hagerman is authorized to practice in Tennessee and committed to ongoing legal education.

Local Legal Snapshot

Jurisdiction

Tennessee

State Capital

Nashville

Highest Court

Tennessee Supreme Court

Bar Association

Tennessee Bar Association

Typical Consultation

$150-$300

Typical Hourly Range

$250-$450/hr

Fee Model Notes

Hourly or flat-fee billing is common.

Estimates vary by market, complexity, urgency, and attorney experience.

Practice Areas

Litigation - Land Use and Zoning

Awards & Recognition

Lawyer of the Year: Litigation - Land Use and Zoning, Memphis (2026)
Lawyer of the Year: Litigation - Land Use and Zoning, Memphis (2023)
Recognized: Commercial Litigation
Recognized: Employment Law - Management
Recognized: Litigation - Labor and Employment
Recognized: Litigation - Land Use and Zoning

Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2013

Education

Vanderbilt University, J.D., graduated 1999
Southern Methodist University, BBA, graduated 1995

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Reviews

Elizabeth Hill

3 months ago

Competent zoning guidance, but communication could improve

Jennifer Hagerman provided solid legal advice for our small business's zoning variance application in Nashville. Her knowledge of land use law is evident, and her recognition in this field is well-deserved. The outcome was ultimately successful. However, there were periods where responses to emails took longer than expected, and some procedural steps weren't communicated as proactively as I would have liked. For straightforward zoning matters, her 12 years of experience at Burch, Porter & Johnson make her a capable choice, though managing client expectations could be stronger.