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William C. Abbott

Abbott & Associates, LLC

Workers' CompensationPersonal Injury
Houston, Texas28 years(713) 223-1234
Experience
28 years
Consultation
Free consultation
Bar State
Texas
Contingency
Available
Languages
English
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About

Bill Abbott leads his team of aggressive workers’ compensation lawyers at Abbott & Associates LLC in Houston, Texas. Although he has handled many different kinds of cases (including personal injury, employment law, maritime offshore injury cases, longshore claims, and more) Bill focuses his firm and practice primarily on representing injured Texas workers. Bill Abbott was raised for most of his life in the Houston, Texas area. He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin before attending law school at Texas Tech University. Since 1998 Bill has been licensed to practice in all Texas courts. In 1999, Bill joined the established Ogletree Law Firm, where after becoming a partner, helped grow the firm’s workers’ compensation practice into the largest claimants’ representation firm in the whole state. Bill is the proud husband of Sally Abbott, and father of two sons, Cory and Drew Abbott. He is an active supporter and participant of many youth programs, and stays busy throughout the year overseeing the day-to-day operations of his law firm.

Location

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12600 Featherwood Dr, Houston, Texas, 77034, United StatesHouston, Texas, 77034

Admissions

1
TexasSince 1998

Education

2
Texas Tech University School of LawJ.D. (1998)
University of Texas - AustinB.A. | History | 1985 | B.A. (1985) | History

Professional Details

Experience

Proprietor and Managing Director
Partner

Associations

Texas State Bar # 24006726Member

Fees

Free Consultation
Contingent Fees There’s no up front cost for us to take your case! Our fees come out of the money we get for you and we don’t take an automatic percentage of the case. We only bill by the hour so you keep more money, and fees can never exceed 25% of what is paid to you