Camellia Saunders

Camellia Saunders has dedicated over 20 years to practicing law, passionately advocating for justice alongside her clients. Her diverse experience spans from non-profit legal work to private practice, showcasing her adaptability and commitment to her clients' needs.

Growing up in New York City, Camellia developed a belief that strength and compassion can coexist, a philosophy that resonates with her clients. Her educational background includes a B.A. in Psychology from Hofstra University, which enhances her ability to assess and respond to clients' needs effectively.

After earning her law degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Camellia made Tennessee her home. Throughout her academic journey, she worked to support herself, fostering an appreciation for her clients' trust. Her volunteer work with organizations like Childhelp USA, Children's Hospital, and domestic violence shelters reflects her commitment to understanding the realities faced by many of her clients.

Camellia's role as a Special Master in Knox County Fourth Circuit Court's initiative brought legal proceedings into the University of Tennessee College of Law classrooms. Her authoritative judgments were upheld, and her involvement was so impactful that she was invited back the following year.

Camellia Saunders has experienced many facets of justice, from advocacy to adjudication, consistently defending the principles of fairness and equity.