Hannah Woodward Strong

Hannah Strong comes from a family of attorneys and always knew she wanted to be a lawyer. She moved to Memphis, Tennessee to attend Rhodes College and obtain her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. Hannah later earned her Juris Doctor degree from The University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. While in law school, Hannah worked for Chief Magistrate Judge Dianne Vescovo as well as Probate Court Judge Kathleen Gomes.

After law school, Hannah began her legal career in Memphis, where she represented employees who had been harmed by workplace discrimination and unlawful pay practices. While working in employment law, Hannah’s unwavering commitment and zealous advocacy helped countless clients challenge their powerful employers, navigate complex legal processes and obtain the best possible outcome for their situation.

Hannah strives to use her experience and expertise to make a meaningful difference in the lives of ordinary people. Her desire to make an impact brought her to Fields Law, where she currently practices Long Term Disability and Social Security Disability. She understands that when someone is injured or disabled, they often need a lawyer the most; even if they cannot afford the high costs charged by many law firms.

Ms. Strong is admitted to practice in Tennessee State Courts and the United States District Court for the Eastern District and Western District of Tennessee.

When she isn’t in the office, Hannah loves hiking, fishing, camping, and any activities that let her and her family get outside.