Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner

Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner is a Houston, Texas, based personal injury law firm. We are the oldest plaintiffs’ trial law firm in the state of Texas, serving injured victims since 1951. Our attorneys handle all types of personal injury matters, including those involving car accidents, 18-wheeler accidents, commercial vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, plant and refinery explosions, product liability, and work injuries and fatalities.

Founded by three attorneys in 1951, our firm has grown over the years to become one of the most well-known personal injury law firms in Texas. Over our decades in practice, we have successfully litigated and resolved numerous complex personal injury matters, some resulting in nationwide recognition.

Our attorneys are committed to protecting the rights of Texas residents who have been injured or lost a family member due to the negligence of another party. We understand the devastating impact of catastrophic accidents and aggressively pursue justice and compensation for our clients.

In addition to personal injury, we handle business litigation matters. Many of our clients are Texas business owners seeking guidance on various business issues.

Our firm is made up of knowledgeable and experienced attorneys who provide the highest quality of legal services. Martindale-Hubbell has awarded many of our attorneys an AV Preeminent* peer review rating, their highest available rating, reflecting outstanding legal ability and high ethical standards. Our attorneys are also active in their legal and professional communities, holding various leadership positions, including a partner who is President of the State Bar of Texas and a partner who is President of the Houston Bar Association.

We offer free consultations for our personal injury clients and take all our personal injury cases on a contingency basis, meaning we don’t get paid unless or until our clients recover compensation. Our office is conveniently located along Houston’s Buffalo Bayou in the Abraham Watkins Building.