Trial & Appellate Counsel | Certified Mediator
Raed (Ray) Abboo | Trial & Appellate Attorney | Certified Mediator
Raed (Ray) Abboo, Esq. is a distinguished attorney licensed in Michigan and Illinois, specializing in high-stakes litigation involving personal injury, civil rights, negligence, insurance coverage, and general liability disputes. Selective in the cases he takes on, Mr. Abboo is known for his strategic litigation approach and proven track record of securing favorable outcomes in complex matters. Since 2023, he has successfully mediated complex disputes, helping other attorneys navigate challenging cases to resolution.
In 2023, Mr. Abboo achieved a $7 million recovery for a client following a series of successful appeals and evidentiary hearings. He also set a precedent at the Michigan Court of Appeals, establishing a new legal framework for analyzing medical coverage disputes involving minors of separated parents. In 2022, his appellate advocacy led to the reversal of a lower court ruling in a fraud case, further cementing his reputation as a formidable litigator.
With a career spanning both plaintiff and defense work, Mr. Abboo is highly regarded for his ability to navigate catastrophic injury claims and other high-exposure litigation. His legal acumen has delivered victories in trial and appellate courts, making him a trusted advocate for individuals, businesses, and insurers alike.
Beyond the courtroom, Mr. Abboo is a dedicated mentor and leader. From 2013 to 2018, he served as President, Treasurer, Director, and Representative of the Chaldean American Bar Association, playing a key role in advancing the legal profession within his community.
Whether representing clients in trial, mediation, or appeals, Mr. Abboo brings unmatched dedication, strategic precision, and a results-driven mindset to every case.
Mr. Abboo earned his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2011. During his studies, he served as an Illinois Student Attorney Licensee, was selected as a Public Interest Law Initiative Fellow at the Chicago Legal Clinic, and clerked for the U.S. Immigration Court (DOJ). He completed his undergraduate degree, graduating Cum Laude in Political Science from Wayne State University in three years.
Fluent in Aramaic (Chaldean) and Arabic (Iraqi dialect), Mr. Abboo is an active volunteer within the Chaldean Catholic Church, dedicated to youth education, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and promoting high moral standards within the community.
Raed (Ray) Abboo, Esq. is a distinguished attorney licensed in Michigan and Illinois, specializing in high-stakes litigation involving personal injury, civil rights, negligence, insurance coverage, and general liability disputes. Selective in the cases he takes on, Mr. Abboo is known for his strategic litigation approach and proven track record of securing favorable outcomes in complex matters. Since 2023, he has successfully mediated complex disputes, helping other attorneys navigate challenging cases to resolution.
In 2023, Mr. Abboo achieved a $7 million recovery for a client following a series of successful appeals and evidentiary hearings. He also set a precedent at the Michigan Court of Appeals, establishing a new legal framework for analyzing medical coverage disputes involving minors of separated parents. In 2022, his appellate advocacy led to the reversal of a lower court ruling in a fraud case, further cementing his reputation as a formidable litigator.
With a career spanning both plaintiff and defense work, Mr. Abboo is highly regarded for his ability to navigate catastrophic injury claims and other high-exposure litigation. His legal acumen has delivered victories in trial and appellate courts, making him a trusted advocate for individuals, businesses, and insurers alike.
Beyond the courtroom, Mr. Abboo is a dedicated mentor and leader. From 2013 to 2018, he served as President, Treasurer, Director, and Representative of the Chaldean American Bar Association, playing a key role in advancing the legal profession within his community.
Whether representing clients in trial, mediation, or appeals, Mr. Abboo brings unmatched dedication, strategic precision, and a results-driven mindset to every case.
Mr. Abboo earned his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2011. During his studies, he served as an Illinois Student Attorney Licensee, was selected as a Public Interest Law Initiative Fellow at the Chicago Legal Clinic, and clerked for the U.S. Immigration Court (DOJ). He completed his undergraduate degree, graduating Cum Laude in Political Science from Wayne State University in three years.
Fluent in Aramaic (Chaldean) and Arabic (Iraqi dialect), Mr. Abboo is an active volunteer within the Chaldean Catholic Church, dedicated to youth education, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and promoting high moral standards within the community.
Community Involvement
Mr. Abboo has a longstanding commitment to serving his community through legal advocacy and mentorship. As a PILI Fellow with the Chicago Legal Clinic, he provided critical legal aid to underserved individuals in immigration cases, working with Chicago’s largest non-profit legal aid organization.
In 2018, Mr. Abboo served as the Master of Ceremonies for the Chaldean American Bar Association’s Silver Jubilee Scholarship and Awards Gala, helping raise significant contributions to fund scholarships for law students.
Additionally, he has volunteered his time with the Chaldean Diocese of St. Thomas the Apostle, further demonstrating his dedication to giving back and supporting his community.
Mr. Abboo has a longstanding commitment to serving his community through legal advocacy and mentorship. As a PILI Fellow with the Chicago Legal Clinic, he provided critical legal aid to underserved individuals in immigration cases, working with Chicago’s largest non-profit legal aid organization.
In 2018, Mr. Abboo served as the Master of Ceremonies for the Chaldean American Bar Association’s Silver Jubilee Scholarship and Awards Gala, helping raise significant contributions to fund scholarships for law students.
Additionally, he has volunteered his time with the Chaldean Diocese of St. Thomas the Apostle, further demonstrating his dedication to giving back and supporting his community.
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Juris Doctor (2011)
Student Bar Association Board Member and Vice President of the Immigration Law Society
Wayne State University
B.A. - Political Science, 2008
Cum Laude
Completed in three years
Raed’s legal career began with the Michigan Attorney General’s office and a judicial clerkship with the U.S. Immigration Court during law school. There, he observed hundreds of hours of proceedings, engaged in discussions with judges, and drafted judicial opinions. He went on to work at the Chicago Legal Clinic, as a student-attorney and PILI Fellow, advocating for clients in deportation cases and securing green cards, including a trial victory that defeated ICE’s prosecution.
Juris Doctor (2011)
Student Bar Association Board Member and Vice President of the Immigration Law Society
Wayne State University
B.A. - Political Science, 2008
Cum Laude
Completed in three years
Raed’s legal career began with the Michigan Attorney General’s office and a judicial clerkship with the U.S. Immigration Court during law school. There, he observed hundreds of hours of proceedings, engaged in discussions with judges, and drafted judicial opinions. He went on to work at the Chicago Legal Clinic, as a student-attorney and PILI Fellow, advocating for clients in deportation cases and securing green cards, including a trial victory that defeated ICE’s prosecution.
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God