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Sam B. Sherkawy studied Electrical Engineering at the University of Texas San Antonio, and received his law degree from South Texas College of Law. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Arabic with proficiency in French and Russian, Mr. Sherkawy is a professional with extremely diverse and universal background. He has a strong personal connection to the international communities in Houston, and his loyalty is reflected in his representation. He is licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas and has been admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court and by the U.S. District Court for Southern District of Texas, as well as all Immigration Courts.
Jill started Yaziji Law in 2006. Her goal was, and still is, to provide legal and ethical services to the wrongfully injured. Having worked at large law firms prior to establishing her own, she had gone to trials all over Texas and won major settlements and verdicts for her clients. With this large-scale vision, she started her firm serving one client at a time. She has been litigating cases in Texas for nearly two decades.
Jill has been named to Houstonia Top Attorney List in 2013, 2014 and 2015. The leading attorney ranking website, Avvo.com rates Jill an outstanding 10/10. She is listed mong the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 list. Her clients have publicly thanked her for her legal skills and success in delivering results for them. Jill dedicates the time and resources to win major cases against the most experienced and aggressive attorneys.
Jill is licensed by the Texas Supreme Court and all Texas State Courts. In 2017, she was voted Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation, where only one-third of 1% of State Bar Members are invited to become fellows.
