Credentials
Education
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
Texas
Community Activity
Fulbright Award (Russia)
Kathryn Davies Fellowship for Peace, Middlebury College
Articles and Presentations
Co-author, "The New York Convention and Taiwan: It's Time to be Sensible," Juris Arbitration Law.
Co-author, "The Future for Online Dispute Resolution: Lessons from Electronic Platforms National Court Systems and Arbitral Institutions," Juris Arbitration Law.
Practices
Abigail Thompson represents clients in complex litigation. She has drafted substantive briefings, discovery schedules, depositions, and direct and cross-examination outlines, as well as applied the procedural and substantive laws of different countries to international disputes. Prior to joining WTO, Abigail represented clients in international commercial and investor-state arbitrations as an associate at an Am Law 100 firm in Houston and more recently as a senior associate at an Am Law 50 firm in London.
Abigail has also maintained a pro bono practice in national and public international law since law school, providing representation in asylum and immigration matters, as well as research and drafting support to pleadings before public international institutions, including the European Court of Human Rights.
While in law school, Abigail interned for the Honorable Chief Justice Zel Fischer of the Supreme Court of Missouri and worked as a student attorney for the Stanford Law School Criminal Defense Clinic.
Abigail Thompson represents clients in complex litigation. She has drafted substantive briefings, discovery schedules, depositions, and direct and cross-examination outlines, as well as applied the procedural and substantive laws of different countries to international disputes. Prior to joining WTO, Abigail represented clients in international commercial and investor-state arbitrations as an associate at an Am Law 100 firm in Houston and more recently as a senior associate at an Am Law 50 firm in London.
Abigail has also maintained a pro bono practice in national and public international law since law school, providing representation in asylum and immigration matters, as well as research and drafting support to pleadings before public international institutions, including the European Court of Human Rights.
While in law school, Abigail interned for the Honorable Chief Justice Zel Fischer of the Supreme Court of Missouri and worked as a student attorney for the Stanford Law School Criminal Defense Clinic.
Credentials
Education
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
Texas
Community Activity
Fulbright Award (Russia)
Kathryn Davies Fellowship for Peace, Middlebury College
Articles and Presentations
Co-author, "The New York Convention and Taiwan: It's Time to be Sensible," Juris Arbitration Law.
Co-author, "The Future for Online Dispute Resolution: Lessons from Electronic Platforms National Court Systems and Arbitral Institutions," Juris Arbitration Law.