AnunobiLaw: The Houston Malpractice Practice With a Board-Certified OB/GYN on Staff

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Chidi Anunobi’s medical malpractice practice operates under its own name — Injury From Hospitals & Doctors — and is staffed in part by his wife, Dr. Amajoh-Anunobi, a Texas-licensed OB/GYN who is herself board certified in Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences. That’s an unusual structural asset for a plaintiffs’ medical malpractice practice: in-house physician review from a board-certified specialist rather than only outside expert witnesses retained case by case.

At a Glance

Career History

Chidi Anunobi earned his J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center after an unusual pre-law career: he worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Verizon Communications, then spent over a decade as a management and technology consultant at KPMG, advising major corporations on business and technology strategy and enterprise risk management. He holds a B.S. in Accounting, an M.S. in Information Systems from Bowie State University, and an M.B.A. from Carnegie Mellon University, along with executive leadership training from Yale. He founded AnunobiLaw PLLC and built a national medical negligence practice alongside his original family law and business litigation work.

Practice Concentration

The firm runs three genuinely distinct practice areas rather than one general practice with side work: medical malpractice and birth injury litigation (operating under the Injury From Hospitals & Doctors brand, with nationwide reach), high-net-worth and contested family law (divorce, custody, business-owner and executive-compensation divorce), and business/commercial litigation, drawing on Anunobi’s KPMG consulting background. The medical negligence practice includes an in-house physician, Dr. Amajoh-Anunobi, for case review.

Track Record

The firm states it has recovered substantial financial settlements and awards for medical negligence clients in cases including birth injury, plastic surgery negligence, stroke negligence, gynecological injury, and wrongful death, but this research could not locate an itemized, dollar-specific results table for those cases; that gap is disclosed here rather than assumed to reflect a thin practice. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case.

Client Voice

Attributed Avvo reviews describe Anunobi as having “went above and beyond to ensure that he won my case,” with a reviewer noting he “spent more hours than he even billed me for.” Peer endorsements from fellow attorneys describe him as “focused on getting results” with “excellent work habit.” This research did not surface a pattern of negative reviews or disciplinary findings.

Beyond the Courtroom

Anunobi’s firm sponsors local cycling clubs, including the Motherland Cycling Club of Houston and Major Taylor Houston Cycling Club, reflecting his own background as an avid cyclist.

Recognition

Chidi Anunobi is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization — a credential this profile names explicitly rather than implying it extends to his medical malpractice work, since TBLS certification is specialty-specific and he does not hold a separate Personal Injury Trial Law certification. His medical negligence practice is genuine and substantial, supported by an in-house physician, but the “board certified” language above applies only to his family law credential, not to his injury work. Separately, he has been named a Super Lawyers “Rising Star” for six consecutive years (2018–2023), a peer-review recognition distinct from board certification.

Texas Legal Backdrop

Texas medical malpractice claims carry a two-year statute of limitations along with separate notice and expert-report requirements under Chapter 74 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, including a requirement to serve a qualifying expert report within 120 days of filing suit — a stricter and more technical framework than ordinary negligence claims under § 16.003. Texas follows a modified comparative-fault rule under Civil Practice and Remedies Code Chapter 33: a claimant found more than 50% responsible for their own injury recovers nothing, and a claimant at 50% or below has recovery reduced by their own percentage of fault. None of this is legal advice and does not account for the specific facts of any individual case; consult a licensed Texas attorney about your situation.

Awesome Attorneys Assessment

An in-house board-certified OB/GYN reviewing medical negligence cases before they’re accepted is a genuine, checkable structural advantage most solo and small-firm malpractice practices don’t have, and Anunobi’s unusual business/technology consulting background is a real asset for the complex-litigation side of his practice.

The honest limitation, stated plainly: his TBLS board certification is in Family Law, not Personal Injury Trial Law, so a client evaluating him specifically for medical malpractice credentials should know that the “board certified” distinction applies to a different practice area than the injury case they’re bringing him. That doesn’t mean the medical negligence practice isn’t real — it clearly is, with dedicated branding and physician support — but it is a different kind of credential than a TBLS Personal Injury Trial Law certification would represent, and a prospective client deserves that distinction stated plainly rather than blurred.

Methodology & Sourcing

This profile was researched and written independently by Awesome Attorneys in August 2026 without the participation, sponsorship, or payment of AnunobiLaw PLLC. Primary sources: the firm’s own websites (businessandfamilylawyers.com and injuryfromhospital.com), including attorney biography and team pages. Independent verification: Super Lawyers attorney profile; Fort Bend County Bar Association member profile confirming Family Law board certification specifically; Avvo attorney profile and reviews. Statutes cited in the Texas Legal Backdrop section were verified against the Texas Constitution and Statutes database (statutes.capitol.texas.gov).

Publisher Disclosure & Independence Notice

Awesome Attorneys is an independent legal-directory publisher. This profile was not paid for by AnunobiLaw PLLC, and inclusion in our editorial coverage cannot be purchased. Our methodology and editorial standards are applied consistently across all firms we cover.