Abigail Putnam Young is a law clerk at Holtzman Vogel, where she focuses on political and election law compliance.

During law school, Abigail was a Holtzman Vogel summer associate, researching federal and state regulatory questions, preparing regulatory reports and training materials, and supporting the litigation team with case law research and drafting.

Before law school, Abigail was an executive council member to American Enterprise Institute; a government affairs intern with the American Seed Trade Association, where she monitored congressional and administration activity and supported the association's policy efforts in legislative meetings; and an intern with the Foreign Agricultural Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture in its Brussels and Dhaka offices, publishing a report on market trends and regulation of industrial hemp in the European Union and producing weekly reporting on agricultural trade in Bangladesh.

**Not yet admitted to practice in Florida. Practicing under a licensed attorney in the jurisdiction.

 

  • University of Florida Levin College of Law, J.D.
    • University of Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy
    • President, Political and Election Law Club
    • Executive Vice President, Federalist Society
    • Teaching assistant, legal writing
  • University of Florida, B.S. and B.A.
    • UF Hall of Fame
    • Reitz Medal of Excellence
    • UF Outstanding Leader Award
    • Florida Blue Key