Courtney C. Black is a graduate of the University of Memphis, School of Law. In law school she served as a contributing writer for the Tennessee Journal of Practice and Procedure. In addition, in law school Ms. Black served as President of the Association for Women Attorneys. Ms. Black is also a graduate of the University of Tennessee where she holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, Rhetoric and Writing Concentration. Ms. Black’s areas of practice are personal injury, workers’ compensation and civil litigation.

Current Employment Position:

• Attorney

Areas of Practice:

• Personal Injury
• Workers’ Compensation
• Civil Litigation

Bar Admissions:

• Tennessee, 2009

Education:

• The University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, Memphis, TN 2009 - J.D.
• The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 2005 - B.A.
  Major: English, Rhetoric and Writing Concentration
  Minor: Journalism and Electronic Media

Professional Associations:

• Memphis Bar Association Member
• Tennessee Bar Association Member

Publications:

• Black, Courtney and Karen Weinstock “Reviewing the Path to Permanent Residency.” The H-1B Book 2008-2009 Edition, ed. Karen Weinstock. Sam Udani. ILW.COM (2008)
• Black, Courtney and Karen Weinstock “Temporary Visa Alternatives to the H-1B.” The H-1B Book 200-2009 Edition, ed. Karen Weinstock. Sam Udani. ILW.COM (2008)