Frederick Caberto is an associate attorney at Zinda Law Group, based in the firm’s Austin office. With a background in biomedical engineering and an interest in legal innovation, Frederick brings a unique perspective to personal injury law. His decision to become a lawyer was driven by a desire to expand his educational skill set and apply analytical thinking to real-world problems, especially through the integration of artificial intelligence into legal practice.

Frederick’s legal focus centers on enhancing the practice of personal injury law with cutting-edge AI solutions. He is passionate about leveraging technology to automate time-consuming legal processes, enabling attorneys to focus more on achieving life-changing results for their clients. Frederick is most interested in tackling the time-intensive aspects of legal work where AI can make the greatest impact.

Before becoming a lawyer, Frederick gained diverse experience in roles ranging from research assistant to manufacturing engineer to assistant attorney general. These varied positions instilled in him a strong work ethic, empathy, and a process-oriented mindset. He prides himself on being approachable, down-to-earth, and client focused.

Frederick earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Houston Law Center, where he was awarded the LEX Award for Top 1L Grade in Lawyering Skills and Strategies and served as a Senior Articles Editor for the Houston Journal of Health Law and Policy. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.

Frederick is licensed to practice law in Texas. He also holds a CIPP/US certification through the IAPP, reflecting his interest in data privacy and technology’s role in the legal field.
Outside of the office, Frederick enjoys playing golf, cooking, and watching Jeopardy! He can solve a Rubik’s cube in under 20 seconds and is known for his karaoke and dancing skills (talents endorsed by his wife!). He and his family love exploring new restaurants around Austin, especially favorites like Lake Travis, Emma Long Metropolitan Park, and the omakase experience at Tsuke Edomae.

Frederick Caberto is an associate attorney at Zinda Law Group, working out of the firm’s Austin office. With an engineering background and a keen interest in legal innovation, Frederick brings a distinct perspective to personal injury law. His decision to pursue a legal career was fueled by a desire to broaden his educational foundation and apply analytical thinking to complex, real-world challanges—particularly through his interest in connecting technical subject matter with legal problem-solving.

Frederick focuses on enhancing the practice of personal injury law through the application of cutting-edge AI solutions. He is passionate about streamlining time-intensive legal processes, enabling attorneys to dedicate more attention to achieving meaningful, life-changing outcomes for clients. His interests lie at the intersection of law and technology, especially in areas where AI can create the most substantial impact.

Before becoming a lawyer, Frederick built a diverse professional background in roles including research assistant, manufacturing engineer, and assistant attorney general. These varied experiences helped cultivate his strong work ethic, empathetic approach, and process-oriented mindset. He is known for being approachable, down-to-earth, and deeply committed to client service.

Frederick earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Houston Law Center, where he received the LEX Award for Top 1L Grade in Lawyering Skills and Strategies and served as a Senior Articles Editor for the Houston Journal of Health Law and Policy. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.

Licensed to practice law in Texas, Frederick also holds the CIPP/US certification through the IAPP, reflecting his strong interest in data privacy and the role of technology in shaping modern legal practice.

Outside the office, Frederick enjoys playing golf, cooking, and watching Jeopardy!. He can solve a Rubik’s Cube in under 20 seconds and is known—especially by his wife—for his karaoke and dancing skills. He and his family enjoy exploring Austin’s vibrant food scene, with favorite spots including Tsuke Edomae, Olamaie, and Ramen Del Barrio.