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Shani Butler-Anderson

Associate Attorney

Overview

Shani Butler-Anderson serves as Counsel in the Southeastern region of Singleton Schreiber in the Civil Rights & Environmental Litigation practice group. Ms. Butler-Anderson is lifelong resident of Mississippi and native to Pocahontas, MS. At Singleton Schreiber, she works representing and pursing justice on behalf of individuals harmed in personal injury cases and medical malpractice cases.

Prior to her time at Singleton Schreiber, Ms. Butler-Anderson acted as managing partner of Johnson, Anderson & Butler LLC where she focused on personal injury, medical malpractice, education law and estate planning. In addition to this firm management experience, Ms. Butler-Anderson also served as Deputy General Counsel for Jackson Public School District.

Ms. Butler-Anderson attended Tougaloo College, the prestigious HBCU, located in her home state of Mississippi. She then continued her education at the Mississippi College School of Law where she was the Executive Secretary of the Southern Law Journal of Policy and Justice.

Ms. Butler-Anderson is also dedicated to her lifelong Mississippi community and volunteers her time as a youth church choir director and as a Mississippi Army National Guard representative. In her free time, she enjoys reading, listening to music, and spending time with her family.

Honors & Awards

• 2021-2023 Super Lawyers Rising Star

Admissions

  • State of Mississippi
  • United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
  • United States Bankruptcy Count for the Southern District of Mississippi
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