Harris Shelton is proud to announce that Amber Griffin Shaw has been appointed by the Tennessee Supreme Court to serve on the Advisory Commission on the Rules of Practice and Procedure. Amber’s term on the Commission will span three years, during which she will contribute her extensive experience and insights to help shape the rules governing court practice and procedure across Tennessee.
The Advisory Commission plays a critical role in Tennessee’s judicial system. Its members are entrusted with reviewing and proposing updates or amendments to the procedural rules that guide how cases are managed and resolved in state courts. From civil litigation processes to rules of evidence, the Commission’s work helps ensure that the state’s legal system operates efficiently, fairly, and in line with evolving legal standards and community needs.
Amber’s appointment to this important body is a reflection of her significant contributions to the legal profession and her reputation for excellence both in and out of the courtroom. For more than 17 years, Amber has built a diverse practice focused on complex civil litigation, including catastrophic personal injury, products liability, fraud, and multi-district litigation. Her trial experience is extensive, with successful jury and bench trials across numerous Tennessee and Mississippi counties.
Beyond her impressive legal work, Amber is recognized for her commitment to community service and professional leadership. She has been honored by the Tipton County Chamber of Commerce as Outstanding Woman of the Year and was named Tipton County Pro Bono Attorney of the Year by Memphis Area Legal Services. She serves as Vice President of the Boys and Girls Club of the Hatchie River Region and remains actively involved in several civic and economic development organizations in her community.
Amber’s numerous accolades, including recognition by National Trial Lawyers, Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, and Martindale Hubbell’s AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review, reflect the respect she has earned from peers and clients alike.
Please join us in congratulating Amber on this well-deserved appointment. We look forward to seeing her continued impact on the practice and administration of law in Tennessee.
