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Amy Sells is a first generation Thai American and the first in her family to become an attorney. Amy worked in law firms to finance her undergraduate and law school education, holding every title imaginable before she began practicing law as a commercial litigator. Amy’s practice focuses on real estate, business, and contract litigation.
Amy’s litigation experience led her to develop a passion for appellate practice and legal writing, which motivated her to found an appellate practice group at Tiffany & Bosco. In this role, Amy advises on appellate matters and handles federal and state appeals concerning a range of issues, including commercial law, bankruptcy, real estate, family law, workers’ compensation, probate, and immigration matters. In addition to appeals, Amy specializes in preparing and arguing major and dispositive motions.
Amy is a certified CLE presenter through the State Bar of Arizona, and speaks on topics relating to appellate practice and legal writing. She also enjoys volunteering her time to initiatives that enrich Arizona’s legal community through diversity and inclusion.
Outside of the firm, Amy is the proud mother of three children, two of whom have special needs, and all of whom bring her tremendous joy.
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A Judge, A Professor, and An Appellate Attorney Walk Into A Bar—Honing the Craft of Legal Briefing |
Arizona State Civil Appeals: When and How to Initiate an Appeal |
Arizona State Civil Appeals: Writing an Appellate Brief |
Greenbank v. Vanzant, 2021 WL 870398 (App. 2021)
Rogers v. Mroz, 250 Ariz. 319, 479 P.3d 410 (App. 2020)
Gordon v. Estate of Brooks, 242 Ariz. 440, 397 P.3d 1040 (App. 2017)