About Abbey Brooke
Abbey Brooke Dunn earned her law degree from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2018. She left law school as the country was settling into a new decade. The diploma started a path that has taken her through private practice in two states.
Her early work included time at Sprouse Shrader Smith PLLC. Records list that firm among her early employers, though specific dates are not shown. In 2022 she joined Quarles & Brady as a lawyer. That move placed her in a larger firm environment and broadened the range of matters she encountered.
Dunn is licensed to practice in both Arizona and Texas. She is a current member of the State Bar of Arizona. Her dual jurisdiction status has informed the kinds of files she handles and the clients she advises. Practicing across state lines requires attention to differing procedural rules and statutory schemes. Colleagues say those practical demands have shaped how she approaches client work.
Her years in practice have been spent in roles typically occupied by litigation and transactional lawyers in regional firms: preparing pleadings, managing discovery, drafting agreements and advising clients on cross-border questions that touch both Arizona and Texas law. The record shows she moved from a regional firm setting to Quarles & Brady, a national firm with a broader platform and larger client base. That transition often brings higher-volume caseloads and more complex, multi-jurisdictional matters.
Outside of firm names and bar memberships, public listings provide limited additional detail. There are no noted publications or public office positions attached to her profile in the available materials. What is clear is a steady progression from law school in 2018 to practice roles that span at least two firms and two state bars.
At Quarles & Brady LLP she maintains an office role that reflects her registration as a lawyer with the State Bar of Arizona. She handles matters that involve legal questions in Arizona and Texas, working from the firm’s platform to coordinate resources and respond to client needs. Her current practice focuses on serving clients with matters in Arizona and Texas.
