Abigail “Abi” Grand is the firm’s associate attorney. Originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Abi graduated magna cum laude from College of Charleston in 2019 with majors in French and International Studies. She graduated cum laude William and Mary Law School in 2024 with a concentration in International Law. While in law school, after recognizing a lack of resources for students interested in plaintiff-side private practice, Abi co-founded and became president of the Plaintiffs’ Law Society. She was a member of William & Mary’s Journal of Race, Gender, and Social Justice, and her note Terrorism Should Not Be a Crime: How Political Labels are Dangerous to American Democracy, is published in Volume 30 of the Journal and was awarded “Best Student Note” in 2023.

Throughout her time in law school, Abi dedicated her time to advancing social justice and advocating for vulnerable individuals. She spent one summer interning at a nonprofit in Geneva focused on global criminal justice and the other working in the environmental and consumer protection practice group at a plaintiffs’ firm in New York City.  She interned with International Rights Advocates, contributing to briefs highlighting the exploitation of trafficked children on cocoa plantations in Côte d’Ivoire, which appeared before the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit and the International Court of Trade. She spent her final year working at William and Mary Law School’s Immigration clinic, where she assisted an Afghan family attempting to secure permanent residency. While in law school, Abi spent a semester working as a legal extern for the firm, where she contributed to several cases that were pending at that time. Abi passed the July 2024 Virginia Bar Exam and was sworn in before the Virginia Supreme Court on November 9, 2024.