The Akers Firm PLLC

The Akers Firm is a respected Houston law firm built on experience, results, and integrity. With over 50 years of combined courtroom experience, the firm delivers powerful legal representation in both civil and criminal cases. Their attorneys are known as real trial lawyers—not just legal handlers, but courtroom fighters.

The Akers Firm was established in 2014 after separating from a long-standing trial firm. The goal was simple: maintain autonomy while continuing to serve loyal clients with excellence. The firm has since carried on its legacy of high standards and courtroom success through every case it takes on.

The Akers Firm takes pride in trying cases—hundreds of them. Brock Akers alone has tried over 400 cases, while Cordt Akers has taken more than 50 to verdict. These numbers reflect their deep commitment to true trial advocacy, making them stand apart in Texas and across the country.

The Akers Firm handles both civil litigation and criminal defense. Their practice areas include personal injury, complex investigations, and high-stakes criminal allegations. They represent individuals and businesses alike, standing up to large corporations and government entities without hesitation.

The Akers Firm is rooted in a strong legal philosophy: treat clients the way the attorneys themselves would want to be treated. They don’t make empty promises. Instead, they offer fierce representation, honest guidance, and treat each client’s issue as if it were their own.

The Akers Firm believes excellence is the standard—not the exception. They expect professionalism, discipline, and top performance not just from themselves, but from others in the courtroom. Their attorneys lead by example, striving to raise the bar with every motion, argument, and verdict.

The Akers Firm holds a deep respect for the American legal system. They believe in trial by jury and the rule of law. Through pro bono work, bar association service, and professional education, they work hard not only to serve clients—but to improve the justice system itself.