If God forbid, I was ever in a tight legal spot, I’d wish for an attorney like Alyssa L. Romero on my side. Alyssa L. Romero’s law career trajectory has been a dream run which has resulted in her being selected in the 2020-21 Rising Star Category by the Super Lawyers rating service for few consecutive years. This is an exceptional achievement since Super Lawyers rates outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Not just that, the title of a “Super Lawyer” indicates that Alyssa has attained the respect of her colleagues, peers, and the public for being dedicated and noteworthy in her field. Alyssa has three straight selections to the Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars list – an award bestowed upon only 2.5% of attorneys in the State of Texas.
The Citation by Super Lawyers states: “Alyssa L. Romero …top-ranked lawyer with more than eight years of total legal experience, Ms. Romero provides exceptional counsel and support to clients throughout the Rio Grande Valley region who have legal needs involving… real estate, plaintiff personal injury claims and school law.”
“Nothing Worth Having Ever Comes Easy”
Alyssa was born and raised in Brownsville, Texas where she was influenced by the work ethics of her parents, both first-generation college graduates: “Both my parents work hard in their respective fields.” Her mother is a retired public education teacher, and her father is currently managing and operating his real estate investment business. “He is a truly self-made man”, says Alyssa proudly.
Her parents were particular about prioritizing the upbringing of Alyssa and her siblings’ and inculcated a strong value system. “They motivated us to be hard-working, successful, and independent adults,” Alyssa says. Her parents inspired the children to dream big, explore their capacities and apply themselves diligently towards their goals. They lived by the ideology that “nothing worth having ever comes easy”.
Ingrained with such high standards of behavior, Alyssa graduated from Homer Hanna High School in 2007. Thereafter, she went on to attend The University of Texas at Austin and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government in 2010. “I earned a BA in Government in just three years,” shares Alyssa.
Immediately after receiving her bachelor’s degree, Alyssa, moved to Houston, Texas where she attended Thurgood Marshall School of Law. She excelled in her classes and was awarded the CALI award and scholarship for Wills, Trusts, & Estates, which is awarded to the student with the highest grade in the class. Her high achievement in her Evidence course gave her the privilege of serving as a Teaching Assistant under one of her esteemed professors. Alyssa went on to graduate Cum Laude in 2013 and earn her Juris doctorate. She interned at Farah Law and after passing the Texas Bar Exam in 2013, she was hired by The Farah Law Group to manage their Rio Grande Valley offices (Edinburg and Brownsville). Alyssa’s primary areas of practice include personal injury, real estate, and school law. She is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and the U.S. Supreme Court.
While Alyssa is grateful to her parents for “greatly shaping my personal values, ethical stance, and commitment to education,” she is equally appreciative of her colleagues at Farah Law who “have inspired me to become a confident, competent, and successful attorney.”