William D. Wright

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William Wright is a civil litigator and associate at J. Diamond and Associates, PLLC. He is a graduate of South Texas College of Law, where he earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence, cum laude, in 2013. While a graduate student, he was named on the Dean’s Honor List four times, served as an intern to both the Harris County District Attorney’s office and the Harris County Attorney’s Office, and was a selected member of the school’s prestigious Moot Court Advocacy Program, ultimately advancing to brief writing finals in the 2011 Leroy Jeffers Intramural Moot Court Tournament and taking oral advocacy second-place honors in the 2012 American College of Legal Medicine’s National Health Law Moot Court Competition at Southern Illinois University. He has been practicing law since November 2013 and is admitted to practice in all Texas state courts and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas.

William’s practice is focused primarily on the litigation and resolution of civil and regulatory matters, including a wide range of areas encompassing insurance, commercial, contracts, energy, and tort law, among others. Prior to joining the firm, William practiced with Andrew M. Williams and Associates and at the Law Offices of Peter M. Blute, where he represented clients in an array of matters such as large-scale oil and gas, drilling, and supply chain lawsuits, personal injury matters, probate issues, highly-contentious family law disputes, contract negotiations, and transactional drafting.

William attended undergrad at Texas A&M University, earning his Bachelor of Business Administration in management, with a certificate of specialization in entrepreneurship and small business, in 2004. While a student in College Station, he also served as the President of the Texas A&M Skydiving Club and received a bronze medal in two-way relative work skydiving at the 2002 National Collegiate Skydiving Championships. Before attending law school, William had a career in banking as a Houston-region branch manager. He earned his Eagle Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America in 1999.