Alfonso Kennard

Alfonso Kennard is the esteemed founder and leading attorney at Kennard Law, P.C., where he focuses on civil rights and labor law, advocating for a broad spectrum of clients, including workers, executives, and celebrities. His firm is known for its robust defense against discrimination based on disability, race, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, or color. He is a fierce advocate, often standing against powerful institutions and corporations to secure justice and equitable compensation for his clients. His confrontations with these entities are considered badges of honor, symbolizing his commitment to fairness and justice. Kennard’s reputation as a formidable litigator has made him a sought-after attorney in onerous legal battles, where he fearlessly challenges powerful corporations and unjust laws. His legal acumen has earned him a place among the top 100 National Trial Lawyers, and he has been recognized as Houston Luxury’s “Power Attorney” for Employment Law. Additionally, his dedicated service in the field of civil rights has earned him the title of SuperLawyer. Alfonso Kennard Jr. graduated with a Juris Doctorate from St. Mary’s University School of Law, where he also served as Student Body President, and a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing from the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, where he was President of his class in 1999. He continues to give back to the educational community through mentoring at Stanford University and serving as a Past President of the Notre Dame Alumni Association in Houston. Kennard Law, P.C. was founded by Kennard in 2011. As a managing shareholder, he has guided the firm to its prestigious membership in The Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, an honor reserved for attorneys who have won million-dollar settlements or verdicts. The firm caters to a diverse array of clients, from ordinary working individuals to high-profile figures like CEOs and celebrities who often face legal battles against more prominent, more powerful opponents.