Julie D. Eisenhower, J.D., LL.M, MCEP®, has been practicing law in Tennessee since 2009. She is the co-owner and partner of Patel & Eisenhower, PLLC. With a career that spans both public service and private practice, Ms. Eisenhower brings a wealth of experience to her work. She previously served as an Assistant District Attorney General for the Ninth Judicial District of Tennessee and represented the State in child support cases in the Sixth Judicial District.
Ms. Eisenhower has represented a diverse range of clients in areas such as estate planning, probate, conservatorships, elder law, appellate advocacy, family law, Social Security Disability, and civil litigation. Her practice focuses on helping individuals and families plan for the future and navigate complex legal systems with clarity and compassion.
In addition to her current firm, Ms. Eisenhower has owned and led several legal practices. She was a proud partner of TriAmicus Law, PLLC, and she was the owner and founder of Eisenhower Law, PLLC and The Law Office of Julie D. Eisenhower, PLLC.
Ms. Eisenhower holds the designation of Master Certified Estate Planner®, demonstrating advanced proficiency in estate planning strategies and client-centered planning. She has an LL.M. in Elder Law and Estate Planning from Western New England University School of Law to further enhance her ability to serve aging populations and those with long-term care planning needs.
A Knoxville native, Ms. Eisenhower is dedicated to serving her community through both her legal work and civic involvement. She has served on several nonprofit boards and teaches continuing education courses for attorneys, paralegals, and real estate professionals on topics including estate planning, probate, and ethics. She is also a frequent speaker and educator through the National Business Institute® and other legal training organizations.
Ms. Eisenhower is known for her client-focused approach, commitment to professionalism, and passion for delivering tailored, effective legal solutions.
Client suffered major injuries including a traumatic brain injury when he was struck by a vehicle. Liability was at issues between the driver, the City and the hosts of the race. Julie and Mital successfully fought for their client to compensate him for the injuries sustained. With prompt investigation of the site, interviews with witnesses, through review of city protocols and guidelines and retaining the appropriate accident reconstructionist and medical experts we were able to settle the case before trial. Patel & Eisenhower, PLLC negotiated a total settlement of approximately $675,000.
