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Managing Attorney · State Bar of Texas
Muhammad Abuhamdan founded Abuhamdan Law Firm with a conviction: the people of Houston deserve a lawyer who answers the phone, tells them the truth about their case, and fights like family. That conviction shows up in the firm's reviews — and in how every client is treated, in Arabic, English, or Spanish.
He graduated with honors from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law in Houston, and went on to earn a Global Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Sports Law from ISDE in Madrid — one of the world's leading sports-law programs. He is also a certified FIFA Agent.
His practice spans two worlds. At home in Houston, he represents accident victims and their families, and handles civil and complex business litigation — large contracts, disputes, and infringement lawsuits — for high-level clients. On the international stage, he has represented athletes and coaches before WADA, the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and FIFA arbitration tribunals, advised Middle East football clubs including Al-Wehdat and Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, negotiated endorsement deals, handled music clearances for record labels, and structured asset protection and charitable foundations for high-value clients.
Before founding the firm, he worked on complex litigation including the ITC explosion case in Deer Park, worked alongside civil-rights attorney Ben Crump on a Harris County civil-rights matter, and handled international commodities-trading contracts in the United Arab Emirates.
Muhammad believes the next great advantage a law firm can give its clients is technology used responsibly. Abuhamdan Law Firm runs on secure, firm-controlled AI systems that help the team respond faster, prepare cases more thoroughly, and keep clients informed — always under attorney supervision and governed by a written AI-use policy. It's a level of operational modernity few firms of any size have reached, and clients feel it in the speed and quality of service.
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