Kelly Bishop is an esteemed attorney and owner of Abel Law Firm whose journey with the firm began during his internship in 1992. Kelly earned his Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 1993, which laid the foundation for his successful legal career.
Kelly has earned the distinguished title of “Super Lawyer” since 2013, a testament to his exceptional legal abilities and commitment to excellence. Throughout his career, Kelly has actively engaged with various professional organizations and has been honored to share his knowledge and insights as a speaker at numerous seminars and conferences. Kelly’s true passion lies in being a personal injury lawyer, where he finds immense fulfillment in assisting individuals facing challenging circumstances to obtain the rightful compensation they deserve.
The family atmosphere at Abel Law Firm resonates deeply with Kelly, and he takes pride in the compassion that drives the entire team to relentlessness move every case forward. Working alongside the renowned Ed Abel for decades, Kelly has witnessed countless lives being restored, experiencing firsthand the positive impact a personal injury attorney can make in the community. He strives to uphold the firm’s tradition of providing exemplary attention to his clients, which has made Abel Law Firm an essential service to the community for years.
Outside the courtroom, Kelly leads an active and fulfilling lifestyle by competing in tennis and generously volunteering his time to nurture and mentor young tennis players. A devoted family man, Kelly and his wife have celebrated 29 years of marriage and three children. Kelly is an avid sports fanatic and passionately supports Thunder Basketball, as well as OU and OSU sports. Additionally, he proudly cheers for TCU where two of his children pursued their college education. Kelly exemplifies the values and ethos of our firm through his dedication to the legal field, his family, and our local community.
Awards:
Selected as a “Super Lawyer” by Super Lawyers for 2013 – Present
Distinguished Peer Rating by Martindale-Hubbell (2022)
