Ahmad has practiced civil law since 2015, representing clients in litigation in a variety of industries. His practice includes all aspects of his personal injury defense docket, including construction defect cases.  Ahmad has a proven track record of managing high-volume litigation dockets, negotiating favorable settlements, and preparing expert witnesses for trial.

Overview

Ahmad Baeg Chughtai is an experienced civil litigation attorney who has been practicing law since 2015. His practice focuses on defending clients in personal injury, construction defect, premises liability, and products liability cases.

Ahmad graduated from the University of Houston Law Center in 2014 and has worked in civil litigation since. He was an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Texas in the Child Support Division in East Texas, where he ran the Walker, Liberty and, Polk County child support dockets.

He has also practiced civil litigation in across Harris, San Jacinto, Jefferson and Orange County. He was also a Managing Attorney at a Texas legal aid firm in Houston where he managed a unique technological/legal project to provide legal information to indigent defendants using an online questionnaire.

He has practiced and won summary judgments in the Southern District of Texas on a complex declaratory judgement claim involving indemnity obligations of an insurance provider, and he has been practicing personal injury litigation defense since 2020.

As a personal injury defense attorney, Ahmad has successfully negotiated settlements in numerous personal injury and construction defect cases, while fostering strong relationships with claims adjusters and clients. He routinely directs cases from inception to resolution, including depositions, hearings, pre-trial motions, and settlement negotiations.

Ahmad is a tech-enthusiast; he started learning computer programming in the mid-1990s as a hobby, when he designed basic security software to keep track of changes to critical operating system files. He is an advocate for the ethical use of generative AI in the legal field and has been following AI chat bot developments since the late 1990s, starting with Eliza.