In 2008, the Nevada Supreme Court needed to make family courts work better for local families. They asked a select group of legal professionals to help.
I was proud to serve on that committee. Working with the State's highest court, I helped write new rules to stop court delays, make financial reporting honest and lower court costs for everyday citizens.
In Nevada, sitting judges are ethically bared from endorsing any candidate in a political elections. Therefore, while these items represent past career achievements, they do not constiute or imply an official endorsement of this campaign by the Nevada Supreme Court or any individual sitting Justice.This Certificate and photograph shows past advisory committee service. In line with the judicial ethics rules, they do not mean the Nevada Supreme Court or any individual Justice endorses this campaign.
A courtroom requires absolute precision. To ensure her courtroom management meets the highest standards in the country, Amber completed advanced training with the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA)—the gold standard for elite courtroom skills. Learning directly from the nation’s top legal educators gives Amber the sharp, practiced hand needed to manage high-stakes cases fairly and efficiently from day one.
When the stakes were at their highest, Amber delivered a definitive victory that reshaped local legal precedent. Her recent major appellate win didn't just secure a win for her client—it established a powerful benchmark for justice in Nevada. This landmark decision highlights the sharp litigation, relentless preparation, and deep constitutional command that media outlets and peers look to when complex cases hang in the balance.
Lorenzo v. Gendebien 142 Nev., Advanced Opinion 46 (2026)
This appellate case victory represents a historical professional credential as counsel of record. In accordance with the Nevada Code of Judicial Coduct, this refrence is for biographical information only and does not constitute or imply an offical endorsement of this candidacy by the Supreme Court of Nevada or any member of the judiciary.
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