About Craig P.
Craig P. Glenn built his legal foundation over more than a decade of study and courtroom work. He completed undergraduate studies at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, earning a B.A. in Criminal Justice in 2007. He went on to graduate from Nashville School of Law with a J.D. in 2012.
After law school, Glenn began practicing in Tennessee. His earliest listed position was as an associate lawyer at Bill Easterly & Associates, P.C., beginning in 2013. That role gave him hands-on time in client representation and case preparation during the first years of his career.
In 2018 he moved to Wright Law PLC as an associate lawyer. The change marked a mid-career transition and continued his steady movement through regional practices. His resume shows progressive responsibility and steady presence in Tennessee’s legal community.
Glenn joined GriffithLaw, PLLC as an associate lawyer in 2020. He remains on the firm’s roster. His professional timeline reflects continuous practice at private firms across the state since his admission to practice. Those years include courtroom appearances, filings, and client work typical of associate-level attorneys who support litigation and case strategy.
Outside the office he belongs to professional organizations that align with litigators. He has been a member of the American Association for Justice since 2017 and joined the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association in 2020. The listings also note an additional professional membership that has been active since 2012. Those affiliations indicate regular engagement with organizations centered on trial advocacy and professional development.
Glenn’s trajectory is straightforward: a criminal justice undergraduate degree, a Nashville School of Law J.D., and successive associate positions at three Tennessee firms. He has remained active in state and national trial lawyer groups while working at private practices. As of 2026 he practices law in Tennessee at GriffithLaw, PLLC, handling matters for the firm’s Tennessee clients and participating in the litigation work the firm undertakes.
