Disgusting- Brazoria County Family Lawyer Shane Kersh from the Kersh Law Firm in Pearland Texas
Have you seen a lawyer try to act tough in court, not as a trial warrior, but as a physical warrior? At least a self proclaimed “physical warrior” 😂 Now you can; check out the video below.
Also do you want to see his other accomplishments? Such as felony and misdemeanor criminal charges of oppression, sexual harassment, solicitation of sex in exchange of attorney fees, and exposing his penis to a client? Get your popcorn out and click here
How does this guy still even have his license to practice law? Not even a suspension? The world is a strange place. This is why it is extremely important to research your lawyer before you hire them. Oh, let’s not forget, before all this, he was charged for felony drug charges around year 2000, and completed his probation in 2003. I have one question for him: When will you learn Shane Kersh of the Kersh Law Firm?
Since writing the blog, we have found out he has had another charge for domestic violence too. Wow. Don’t forget the video of the altercation is at the bottom. 
Amir Tavakkoli is the esteemed founder of his law firm, having distinguished himself as the Vice President of his law school class while graduating Summa Cum Laude. He holds an associate degree from Lone Star Community College and earned a double degree in Political Science and Sociology from the University of Houston, graduating Magna Cum Laude. He graduated from law school from both University of Houston Law School and Thurgood Marshall School of Law, having earned two law degrees.
Amir’s extensive legal and political background includes invaluable experiences with Judge Kyle Carter at the 125th Harris County Civil Courthouse, U.S. Representative Al Green, State Representative Garnet Coleman, the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, and the Houston Bar Association. Additionally, he served as a research assistant during his law school tenure.
In law school, Amir was an active participant on the international moot court team, competing on a national level. He contributed to the Thurgood Marshall Law Review as both an associate member and a research assistant, and his scholarly work has been published in notable journals, including the Journal of Law and Social Deviance, Arizona Summit Law Review, Indiana University’s PublicInReview, and the Student Appeal. Additionally, Amir is a published author having written the book Paincouragement, which can be found on most credible book selling platforms such as Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Walmart.
Amir is also committed to community service, having volunteered at St. Luke Hospital’s emergency room, engaging with seriously ill children at Texas Medical Center member institutions, and supporting Habitat for Humanity. He has successfully tried cases before judges and juries in family, criminal, and civil law matters, showcasing his dedication to justice and client advocacy. Lastly, he has received several awards for being a top lawyer in Texas, such as Houstonia Magazine’s top lawyer and Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars for several years in a row and counting, among others.
