Abby Jungmann

Abby Jungmann

Abby got the best fifth birthday present imaginable: a little sister, born on the very same day. She’s been sharing the spotlight graciously ever since, and that same generosity shows up in her work.

Abby was drawn to the law because it’s built on service. Before becoming a paralegal, she worked with the foster community through nonprofits and supported crime victims as a victim advocate. Those experiences taught her to meet every client with respect, humility, and empathy. She went on to build her paralegal skills in insurance defense and property owners’ association law, handling complex litigation across a wide range of practice areas, including cases governed by statute. That range makes her a natural fit for our litigation and guardianship team, where no two days look the same and adapting quickly is part of the job.

Abby graduated summa cum laude from Texas A&M with a degree in Society, Ethics, and Law and minors in philosophy and entrepreneurship. What she’s most looking forward to at Hardie Alcozer is building relationships with clients that go beyond the case file.

Her family visited Disney World often when she was growing up, and her mom made sure one Walt Disney quote stuck: “If you can dream it, you can do it.” Abby still believes it, and she backs it up with hard work.

Off the clock, you’ll find her on the pickleball court, baking, cross-stitching, traveling, or cheering on the Aggies. Her ideal snack is a little charcuterie board, which may be the most sophisticated answer we’ve ever gotten to that question.

Education:
B.A., Society, Ethics, and Law, Texas A&M University (2022), Summa Cum Laude

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