John Abrams

Meet Our Principal Attorney

Mr. Abrams has the intelligence, judgment, and character essential for the practice of law.
  —   David Frohnmayer: Oregon Attorney  General, UofO Law School Dean, UofO President
I would have the greatest confidence in having him adjudicate our contested disputes.
  —   The Honorable Jan Grant: Co-Chief OAH, Olympia and  Senior Judge OAH, Seattle
Mr. Abrams measures a perfect 10 on my scale of human concern and decency.
  —   Dr. James Klonoski: Emeritus Professor (married to a U.S. Federal Judge)

Credentials

THE FIRM
The Abrams Firm has been a leader in Consumer Protection Law advocacy since 2001.

PRACTICE
Consumer Protections Law & Class Action Placements
Industries: Compliance in the Banking Industry;
Consumer Protections in the Timeshare Industry

SEE CONSUMER PROTECTIONS HISTORY

EDUCATION
Juris Doctorate, 4 Clincal Service Practices, Seattle University School of Law

  • Completed Judicial Externship

Bachelors of Science, cum laude, high honors,  University of Oregon

LICENSURE
Washington State Bar Association:

  • WSBA.org — License No. 31068
  • In good standing, no bar complaints
  • Former drafter for WSBA Special Disciplinary Counsel

Mentors

John Phillip Abrams’ lifetime mentorship began early as the son of a public interest trial lawyer, whose constitutional law precedents include Won Sun v. United States known for the bedrock law The Fruits of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine, who was portrayed by Christian Slater in the Hollywood movie Murder in the First  (Warner Bros. 1995, starring Christian Slater and Kevin Bacon).

In legal circles, John Phillip Abrams himself became well known as an undefeated trial attorney in the area of consumer protection. He was briefly mentored by famed lawyer Gerry Spence, who was memorable as CNN’s major legal analyst for the OJ Simpson trial (the one in the buckskin jacket with silvery hair). Applying these gems of wisdom led Mr. Abrams to pro-consumer victories.

CONSUMER PROTECTIONS TRACK RECORD

A consumer protection attorney tradition of fighting for people’s FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS in troubled and suspect industries.

Answering the Needs of Consumers identified by Consumer Protectorates from the FTC, Attorney General & Justice Departments

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