Sameer Assanie.
A journalist and Capitol Hill aide
who became a trial lawyer.
Born and raised in Dallas, Sameer Sadiq Assanie is the proud son of immigrants and an attorney with a real passion for the people he represents. He comes from a family with deep knowledge of personal injury law, and from two places most trial lawyers never pass through: a newsroom and the United States Capitol.
He earned a journalism degree at the University of Texas at Austin, then served as communications director to a senior member of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., with extensive experience across federal, state, and county government. Multiple judicial internships with a long-tenured Dallas County trial judge taught him how the system actually works from the inside.
Since joining J. Alexander Law, Sameer has overseen and assisted in dozens of cases involving car accidents, 18-wheeler collisions, bicyclists, and pedestrians. He has won judgments for his clients at trial, including results over policy limits, and has successfully argued motions that put his clients in a stronger position. He assists clients in Urdu, Hindi, Gujarati, and Sindhi. Away from the practice, he is a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan and enjoys writing and photography.
From the newsroom and the Capitol
to the courtroom.
Bachelor of Journalism
University of Texas at Austin. Trained to take a complicated story and make it clear, fast; the same instinct that later helps a case land with a jury.
Communications Director, U.S. House of Representatives
Served as communications director to a senior member of the United States House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., with extensive experience working in federal, state, and county government.
Juris Doctorate · Texas A&M University School of Law
Earned his J.D. in Fort Worth, Texas. During law school he completed multiple judicial internships with a long-tenured Dallas County trial judge; learning how rulings are really made.
Admitted to the State Bar of Texas
Passed the July 2022 Texas Bar Exam. Texas Bar No. 24131234, in good standing with no disciplinary history.
Admitted to the South Carolina Bar
Added a second state license in 2023, again with no disciplinary history; expanding where he can serve clients.
Trial wins at J. Alexander Law
Has won judgments at trial, including recoveries over policy limits, and argued motions that strengthened clients’ positions in car, truck, bicycle, and pedestrian cases.
The work he takes on.
Sameer focuses on motor vehicle injury cases and the trials that come with them; the situations where preparation and a clear story decide whether an insurer pays fairly. He has tried cases to judgment, including results over policy limits, and argued the motions that shape how a case is won.
Journalism first, then law.
Juris Doctorate (J.D.)
Texas A&M University School of Law · Fort Worth, TX · 2022
Bachelor of Journalism
University of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2016
Licensed in two states.
State Bar of Texas
Admitted 2022 · No. 24131234 · Good standing
South Carolina Bar
Admitted 2023 · Good standing
What sets him apart.
Trial verdicts over policy limits
Won at trial, including recoveries above the insurer’s policy limits
Licensed in two states
Texas (2022) and South Carolina (2023)
Inside the system
Capitol Hill comms director · Dallas County judicial internships
Serves clients in their language
Urdu · Hindi · Gujarati · Sindhi
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is different.
He came to law from the newsroom and the Capitol. He knows how to make a complicated case simple, and how to make a jury care.
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Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is different.