Abigail is a complex commercial litigation and trial attorney who represents clients in high-stakes disputes in federal and state courts. She focuses on delivering practical, results-driven advocacy in sophisticated business litigation, employment disputes, and consumer protection matters, guiding cases efficiently from early motion practice through trial.
Abigail is known for her strategic approach to litigation and her ability to distill complex legal and factual issues into clear, persuasive arguments. She has experience litigating contractual disputes, statutory claims, and multi-party commercial conflicts, and she approaches every case with an emphasis on achieving favorable outcomes—whether through dispositive motions, negotiation, or trial.
Abigail earned her J.D., cum laude, from SMU Dedman School of Law, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of the SMU Law Review Journal of Air Law and Commerce and was inducted into The Order of Barristers. She received her undergraduate degree from The University of Texas.
SMU Dedman School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2017
The University of Texas, B.A. Government, B.A. History, ampla cum laude, 2013.
State Bar of Texas
United States District Court for the Northern, Southern Eastern, and Western Districts of Texas
Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Leadership Class
Dallas Bar Association
Dallas Bar Association Women Empowered to Lead
State Bar of Texas Pro Bono College
American Institute of Legal Advocates
The Patrick E. Higginbotham American Inn of Court
Wylie Area Chamber of Commerce
CFPB In-House Judges May Be Next to Come Under Scrutiny, Law360, July 18, 2018
How Choice Act Would Change Agency Rule-Making Authority, Law360, October 25, 2017
Busted Benefits – The Seventh Circuit Honors Explicit Contractual Terms of United’s MileagePlus Benefits Program, 81 J. Air L. & Com. 133 (2016).
Named to the Top Women Attorneys in Texas listing by Thompson Reuters 2023-2026
Texas Super Lawyers® Rising Stars for 2022-2025 and 2026
American Institute of Legal Advocates – 2017 Rising Star in Business Law