Amanda Fulton was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, located in Canada’s picturesque Rocky Mountains. She graduated from the University of Calgary, cum laude, where she earned a dual Bachelor of Arts degree in Law & Society, alongside a minor in Business from the Haskayne School of Business in 2008. After relocating to Houston, Amanda subsequently obtained both her Juris Doctorate degree at South Texas College of Law and Mediation Certificate through the Frank Evans Center for Conflict Resolution.
During her tenure at STCL, Amanda interned at a prominent plaintiff’s firm, working on high-profile class action lawsuits. Amanda spent a summer abroad in Valetta, Malta, studying cross-cultural negotiation and mediation. Additionally, Amanda also participated in the Actual Innocence Clinic, Animal Law Clinic, and Mediation Clinic. Before joining the Chad T. Wilson Law Firm, Amanda owned and operated her own criminal defense firm, aggressively defending fellow citizens accused of criminal wrongdoings. While in this role, Amanda tried many high-stakes cases to verdict throughout multiple counties in South Texas.
During her tenure with the Chad T. Wilson Law Firm, Amanda has personally overseen and litigated a wide variety of both commercial and residential disputes regarding the wrongful denial and/or underpayment of claims in both the State and Federal Courts of Texas. Zealous advocacy of her clients’ cases throughout litigation and to verdict is something Amanda takes immense pride in. Not one to shy away from a courtroom, Amanda fights for fair and equitable resolutions for clients, be it through mediation, settlement conferences, or jury trials.
Amanda is a member of the State Bar of Texas, Houston Bar Association, Fort Bend Bar Association, and Galveston Bar Association. She is admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Southern, Northern, Eastern, and Western Districts of Texas, as well as the Supreme Court of the United States. In her spare time, Amanda enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter, and their bevy of animals.
