Frederick Wilson

Frederick K. Wilson II is a personal injury and criminal defense attorney in Houston, Texas, and the founder of the Law Office of Frederick K. Wilson II. His practice is built around personal injury law as its main focus, with dedicated support for select criminal defense cases involving serious felonies.

From Insurance Insider to Advocate for Texans. Before founding his practice, Frederick spent more than 10 years working for insurance companies. During that time, he handled over 10,000 claims and trained adjusters on how to minimize payouts. That background gives him firsthand knowledge of the tactics insurers use to limit payouts, and he applies that insight to help level the playing field for accident victims and families across Houston and beyond.

A Personal Approach to the Law. At his firm, clients work directly with Frederick rather than being shuffled between assistants or paralegals. He prides himself on accessibility, clear communication, and a personal commitment to seeing each case through. His clients know him simply as "Mr. Frederick," a reflection of both Southern tradition and his approachable style. He takes just one vacation a year so he remains within reach when his clients need him most.

Education, Training, and Background. Frederick earned his degree while playing as a defensive back at Grambling State University, where discipline and perseverance shaped his outlook. He later trained at the Trial Lawyers College in Wyoming, sharpening the courtroom skills he brings to his cases. His experiences as both an athlete and a trial lawyer drive his dedication to preparation and persistence.

Personal Injury and Criminal Defense. Frederick represents clients in car crashes, 18-wheeler collisions, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian injuries, slip and falls, and wrongful death claims. He also provides representation for clients facing serious felony charges, from aggravated robbery to drug crimes. He serves Houston, Sugar Land, Katy, The Woodlands, Pearland, and surrounding communities, while also handling cases throughout the state of Texas.

Outside the courtroom, Frederick has been a CrossFit enthusiast since 2016, previously trained as a boxer, and is a member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity, where he remains active in mentoring and community service.