Tony Choi

Tony Choi is a dedicated litigation attorney at Witherite Law Group, focusing on personal injury matters, including car and truck accident cases. He is recognized for his tireless advocacy and commitment to ensuring injured clients receive the justice and compensation they deserve. His work has earned national recognition, including selection to The National Trial Lawyers Top 100.

Tony earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a minor in International Studies from the University of Washington in 2009. Tony Choi continued his legal education at Texas Tech School of Law, where he received his Juris Doctor in 2015. He is admitted to practice in Texas, as well as the U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Southern, and Eastern Districts of Texas.

Throughout his career, Tony has been honored with numerous professional accolades, including recognition as a Texas Rising Stars Honoree in 2022. His dedication to trial practice is supported by his active membership in organizations such as the Dallas Trial Lawyers Association, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, and the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys. These affiliations ensure he remains at the forefront of evolving legal strategies and trial techniques.

Tony Choi’s practice is rooted in his passion for advocacy and guiding clients through difficult times. He provides compassionate yet aggressive representation in high-stakes personal injury claims, helping individuals and families rebuild their lives after serious accidents. His approach combines deep knowledge of personal injury law with a results-driven mindset, making him a trusted resource for those facing life-changing injuries in Texas and beyond.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Witherite Law Group, PLLC
• Member, Dallas Trial Lawyers Association
• Member, Texas Trial Lawyers Association
• Member, Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys

Licensed State

• Texas

Education

• Texas Tech School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Washington
  BA in Political Science

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