Abe focuses his practice on the regulation of electricity and natural gas, representing clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). With a passion for analyzing and understanding the new and unique issues of the energy industry, Abe serves clients by providing answers and advice on a range of complex energy-related regulatory matters.

Prior to joining Wright & Talisman, Abe served as an associate in the power practice group, as well as the oil & gas practice group, of the Washington, D.C. office of an AmLaw 100 law firm, with a focus on the regulation of electricity and natural gas before FERC. He gained experience working on matters involving the transportation of natural gas; development of liquefied natural gas facilities; and transmission, distribution, and storage of electric energy. Earlier in his career, Abe participated in the Charlotte Legal Diversity Clerkship program, where he served as summer associate at both a global law firm and a major financial services institution.

While in law school, Abe served as a staff writer for the North Carolina Law Review and as president of the Lambda Law Students Association. Prior to attending law school, he worked at a boutique law firm in Greensboro, NC, served as an AmeriCorps member with City Year, and performed marketing and recruitment activities at various educational non-profits.