About Amber
Amber Quick built a steady path into the courtroom. She combined a liberal arts undergraduate education with a law degree, then moved into trial work.
She earned her B.S. in psychology from the College of William and Mary. That was followed by a J.D. from William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law. The combination of psychology and law shaped how she approaches evidence, witness preparation and case strategy.
Early in her career she joined Christina Pendleton & Associates as a trial lawyer, a role she held beginning in 2016. The experience placed her in front of judges and juries across Virginia. She handled courtroom duties, prepared motions and managed the practical work of taking cases to verdict.
Quick maintains active membership in the Virginia State Bar and participates in the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Those affiliations keep her connected to continuing legal education and to peers who practice trial work across the state. She has used those professional networks to stay current on procedure and trial strategy.
Her practice is rooted in courtroom experience. Colleagues describe her as someone who prepares methodically and who expects exacting standards from case files. She favors a hands-on approach in preparing witnesses and exhibits, and she values clear courtroom presentation.
At Christina Pendleton and Associates she remains based in Virginia. Her work continues to center on trial matters in state courts, where she handles the preparation and litigation duties that courtroom practice requires. She currently practices at Christina Pendleton and Associates, handling trial work in Virginia courts.
