About William Collins

William Collins was a business major at Texas A&M University and worked in the corporate world as an analyst at JCPenney after he graduated. He didn’t like the politics of working for a large company and decided to attend law school because he wanted a defined profession/skill set.

William attended Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. He chose Ohio because he wanted to try living in a different state and he was awarded a small scholarship. As he worked his way through law school, William gravitated toward business classes, including Bankruptcy law. In his third year, he attended a seminar where some Bankruptcy practitioners were talking about their practice area. As he was listening, light bulbs started going off in his head. William knew that Bankruptcy law was what he wanted and needed to be doing.

After he graduated law school, William moved back to Texas. While studying for the Bar, he immersed himself in understanding Bankruptcy law here in the Dallas area. He originally opened his own practice in 2009 and filed about 65 cases. In 2014, he joined forces with Greg Arnove and established Collins & Arnove P.C.