Abigail Adkins
With a deep understanding of Texas water law and agency processes, Abigail cuts through red tape to help clients achieve their permitting and compliance goals. She brings precision, perspective, and practical know-how to every matter.
With a deep understanding of Texas water law and agency processes, Abigail cuts through red tape to help clients achieve their permitting and compliance goals. She brings precision, perspective, and practical know-how to every matter.
Abbey Adkins is an attorney at Allensworth with a practice spanning water and insurance law. She advises on water rights, permitting, and regulatory compliance, and represents policyholders through
Before joining Allensworth, Abbey previously served as counsel at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), where she developed an insider’s fluency in the agency’s permitting processes. That experience, combined with her litigation background in district court, at the appellate level, and through final hearing at the State Office of Administrative Hearings, gives her a distinct vantage point when counseling the full range of clients she serves — from governmental and quasi-governmental entities to private parties navigating Texas’s complex legal landscape.
Abbey has a highly-specialized skillset and an infectious enthusiasm to match. She connects easily with involved parties, has a way of making difficult situations feel manageable, and brings an exacting attention to detail from intake to resolution. She understands that effective counsel isn’t just reassuring in the room — it’s meticulous in the work, a standard Allensworth is known for and Abbey exemplifies.
Abbey holds a B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin and a J.D. from Texas A&M University School of Law, where she concentrated in environmental and administrative law. Outside the office, Abbey can be found catching the latest film, getting lost in a good book, or making time for the people and places she loves most.