Kaitlin Ong

Junior Associate

Kaitlin was born and raised in Sugar Land, Texas. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with a minor in Criminology, Law, & Society from the University of St. Thomas – Houston. After college, Kaitlin pursued her legal education from South Texas College of Law – Houston, where she earned her J.D. and mediation certificate.

During law school, Kaitlin developed a strong interest in tort law and had the opportunity to serve as a research assistant for her Torts I professor, where she explored emerging issues in tort law while further strengthening her research and writing skills. Her scholarly contributions extended to the South Texas Law Review Journal, where she served as an associate editor and an assistant articles editor. While in law school, Kaitlin gained invaluable practical experience serving as a student attorney for the Domestic Violence Clinic and as a summer intern for the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.

Kaitlin joined Abraham Watkins as a law clerk during her third year of law school. Now, as an attorney at Abraham Watkins, Kaitlin proudly represents numerous clients on a vast range of personal injury cases involving car accidents, catastrophic injuries, workplace injuries, products liability, premises liability, and wrongful death.