Ali Poulson

Ali Poulson is a dedicated attorney practicing personal injury law at Arnold & Itkin LLP in Houston, Texas. Her commitment to justice and client welfare drives her to handle a broad range of cases, including catastrophic injuries and maritime and offshore accidents, for clients across Texas.

Ms. Poulson's educational background includes a bachelor’s degree in theatre from The University of Utah, which has enriched her approach to legal practice. She earned her Juris Doctor from the J. Reuben Clark Law School, where she found her calling in litigation—a field she has pursued with passion and success. She is authorized to practice law in both Utah and Texas, as well as before the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. 

During her law school years, Ms. Poulson externed for the Honorable Judge Paige Petersen in the Supreme Court of Utah, gaining valuable judicial experience. She also served as an associate editor and managing editor of the Brigham Young University Law Review, further developing her legal skills.

Hailing from Utah, Ms. Poulson has a deep understanding of the importance of workplace safety, which informs her commitment to securing justice for her clients. Her determination and legal proficiency have led to several notable outcomes, including a record-breaking $860 million verdict in a crane fatality case. Other significant accomplishments include securing an $8.5 million settlement for an injured motorcyclist, $7.5 million for a victim of an 18-wheeler accident and $7.1 million for a worker injured on a construction site.