Abbie helps clients navigate complex commercial litigation matters, guiding disputes through all stages of state and federal court proceedings.
Before law school, Abbie earned degrees in psychology and legal studies and worked closely with a business owner who collaborated with a team of attorneys and researchers, an experience that included helping coordinate two international conferences. That combination gave her an early, practical understanding of how legal issues affect real businesses and people, and sharpened her ability to see a case the way a client does: as something that can carry significant weight in their life or business, not just a legal puzzle to solve.
During law school, Abbie was drawn to commercial litigation for the breadth of matters it covers, from healthcare and business disputes to real estate issues, and the opportunity to keep learning about new industries. Excelling in coursework in civil procedure, insurance law, negotiations, and advanced legal research sharpened her advocacy skills, and an externship with a U.S. magistrate judge in the Eastern District of Missouri gave her a close look at the litigation process from the bench, reinforcing the value of clear, well-supported legal arguments.
As a summer associate at Husch Blackwell, Abbie worked across intellectual property litigation, corporate M&A, commercial litigation, and real estate matters, gaining exposure to practice areas and industries.
Known for professionalism, responsiveness, and attention to detail, Abbie focuses on building clear, well-supported arguments at every stage of a matter. Clients can expect thorough research, careful preparation, and steady communication throughout a case.