About Chidi D.
Chidi D. Anunobi combines an unusual mix of technical training and legal education. He arrived at law after a career path that threaded accounting, information systems and business strategy. That background shapes how he approaches problems and how he organizes cases.
His formal education spans several institutions. He earned a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center. Before law school he completed a B.S. in Accounting at U.N.N. He holds an M.S. in Information System from Bowie State University and an MBA in Strategy and Finance from Carnegie Mellon University. He also took executive leadership coursework at Yale University's Graduate School of Management.
Anunobi practices in Texas and is admitted to appear before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. He maintains memberships in several local bar associations, including the Houston Bar Association, the Fort Bend County Bar Association and the Katy Bar Association. Those ties reflect a base of professional activity concentrated in the Houston and surrounding communities.
He is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a credential that signifies completion of a defined set of competency requirements in a specified area of law. Outside the law, he holds a Project Management Professional credential from the Project Management Institute and is an active member of that organization.
The combination of degrees and certifications gives him a practical, process-oriented outlook. He applies accounting analysis when financial questions arise. He uses information systems knowledge when cases involve data or technology. His MBA work informs how he frames risk and strategy for clients. His project management training influences how matters are staffed and scheduled.
Anunobi founded and leads AnunobiLaw PLLC. The firm lists offices in the Houston area and operates in state and federal venues. At the firm he handles litigation and transactional matters that intersect with business, finance and technology. He often represents corporate clients and business owners but also works with individual claimants when their disputes involve commercial or complex technical issues.
Clients and colleagues describe him as methodical in preparation and direct in communication. He values clear budget estimates and predictable timelines. He also emphasizes procedures that keep multi-party matters organized. His practice combines elements of law, accounting and management practices.
He currently practices at AnunobiLaw PLLC and concentrates on matters that involve business disputes, commercial litigation and issues at the intersection of technology and finance.
