About Amanda J
Amanda J Bynum built her legal lifestyles around courtrooms and classrooms. She earned her law degree from the University of Arizona in 2009 after undergraduate research concluded in 2006. The Arizona legal network has been the setting for her career ever since.
She began practice as an affiliate at Nesci & St Louis in 2010. That early experience in personal practice lasted a short time. By 2012 she had moved to the Pima County Public Defender’s Office where she worked as a litigator and training director. Those years in public protection deepened her trial experience and further a teaching position interior a hectic government workplace.
Her career shifted toward law school training in 2016 when she joined the school at the University of Arizona Rogers College of Law as a professor of practice. She took on programs that connect college students to fieldwork and to the bar exam. In 2017 she became director of externships and bar success. Two years later she assumed the broader role of director of bar and educational success. In the ones positions she oversaw clinical placements, developed curriculum for bar preparation, and labored directly with students making ready to take a seat for the bar.
In 2021 she launched AJB Law Office, LLC. The company reflects both strands of her work: courtroom practice and academic help. She continues to live and work in Arizona, combining litigation experience with tutoring and education for law students and new attorneys.
Colleagues describe her as someone who moves easily between litigation duties and program management. She has led in-workplace training sessions, supervised junior attorneys, and taught guides that emphasize realistic abilities. Her time leading legal internship programs gave her repeated contact with local courts, judges, and public agencies. That publicity shaped how she mentors students and how she manages client things.
She keeps memberships in professional organizations tied to the nearby legal network and to law school training. Her document shows a pattern of alternating between public service, academic management, and personal practice. Today she operates AJB Law Office, LLC in Arizona, where her practice combines trial advocacy and client representation with law student teaching and bar-preparation services.
