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    LaKisha Alomaja

    Alomaja Law Group

    LaKisha Alomaja is a personal injury, criminal defense and family law trial lawyer with Alomaja Law Group in Houston, Texas. Admitted in Texas; J.D., Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law.

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    Meet LaKisha

    Contact

    281-885-8100
    3707 Cypress Creek Parkway, Suite 540
    Houston, Texas 77068

    LaKisha Alomaja is the founder of Alomaja Law Group in Houston, where she represents clients in personal injury matters.

    Alomaja earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Prairie View A&M University and a juris doctor from Texas Southern University’s Thurgood Marshall School of Law. She was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in May 2019. Before entering private practice, she interned in the Brazos County felony prosecutor’s office.

    Her firm also handles criminal defense and family law matters. She was recognized as Service Woman of the Year by the Southern Pearls Alumni Chapter of Gamma Sigma Sigma in 2020.

    Experience and Expertise

    Qualifications

    Timeline

    • Admitted to the State Bar of Texas, May 2019
    • Juris Doctor, Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
    • Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, Prairie View A&M University

    Practice Areas

    Personal Injury
    60%
    Criminal Defense
    20%
    Family Law
    20%
    • Gamma Sigma Sigma
    • Service Woman of the Year, Southern Pearls Alumni Chapter of Gamma Sigma Sigma (2020)

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