Alexander Shunnarah, founder and CEO of Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, realizes that the legal industry is not one size fits all. He strives to provide his clients with the resources to level the playing field and achieve fair compensation from their Goliath opponents daily. While he was born and raised in Birmingham, Alexander’s parents risked everything they had to bring his family to the United States and take advantage of the American Dream. He believes that being an attorney allows him to safeguard the very freedoms his parents believed in and came here for, from economic and political freedoms to cultural and religious liberties. By offering his clients the legal knowledge to achieve maximum recovery for their injuries, Alexander encourages them to pursue the rights and privileges that he believes should be afforded to all Americans. Before he began his legal career, Alexander and his father experimented with several different business ventures, learning valuable lessons in marketing, leadership, and the overall struggles of business operations. Shunnarah utilized his knowledge to establish Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys in 2001, with the aim of connecting with potential clients and inspiring his lawyers with his unwavering belief in the fairness and justice that our country offers. Along with demonstrating his immense enthusiasm for the law, Alexander was bold enough to develop a brand awaress and marketing strategy that enabled his company to reach and practice across Alabama and nationwide. By providing clients with financial resources, a supportive infrastructure, and a commitment to ethics, Alexander has built a dedicated team of legal professionals and staff who work in a congenial and cooperative environment to achieve these goals. Each attorney has an unshakeable belief in the mission of Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys and provides their clients with unsurpassed legal counsel. Currently, Alexander resides in Vestavia with his three daughters. He is actively involved with Church of the Highlands. Alexander has practiced personal injury law throughout Alabama and nationwide since 1996, focusing on car and truck accidents, premises liability, product liability, workplace injuries, wrongful death, and mass torts.

Myesha Harrell, Esquire, brings a rare blend of determination, curiosity, and compassion to her role as Managing Attorney for Alabama at LLG National Law Group. From an early age, she set her sights on a future in advocacy. When a pageant judge once asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, she confidently answered that she would become a lawyer, a mathematician, and an engineer. That early ambition shaped a lifelong commitment to pursuing knowledge, helping others, and challenging systems that leave people without a fair chance. Her drive to practice law deepened over time as she watched friends face a justice system that did not treat them equitably. That experience left a lasting impression and strengthened her resolve to become a voice for people who are often overlooked or underestimated. Today, she channels that purpose into every case she takes on, especially when a client is up against a powerful institution that has caused harm. Knowing she can help someone recover after being wronged is what fuels her work at LLG National Law Group. Before entering the legal field, Myesha built a successful career in engineering and quality systems, most recently serving as a Manufacturing Quality Engineer for Pfizer. In that role, she introduced new quality programs, led audits, conducted root cause analysis, and collaborated with cross-functional teams to improve efficiency and safety. Her background in data-driven problem-solving and regulatory compliance gives her a unique edge when analyzing complex matters and preparing legal strategies. Her legal experience includes roles as a Research Assistant at Southern University Law Center, a Legal Intern with Edgecombe County's District Attorney's Office, and a Congressional Law Intern for Congressman G. K. Butterfield. These positions helped her refine her research and writing abilities, which she now considers among her greatest strengths. She has received recognition for her writing, contributed research for a law review article, and consistently approaches legal issues with both precision and creativity. Clients appreciate Myesha for her thoughtful communication, her focus, and her calm, grounded approach. She thrives when she is trusted to do her work without unnecessary oversight, which allows her to fully immerse herself in a case and deliver thorough, well-supported results. Away from her desk, she enjoys traveling, reading, writing, trying new foods, and spending quality time with her child. Myesha brings her full self to her work, combining technical skill, legal insight, and genuine care for the people she serves. Her path has taken many forms, but each step reflects the same purpose she named as a child: to grow, to learn, and to use her abilities to make a real difference.

Attorney Joe M. Reed graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 1996 after obtaining his BA degree from Morehouse College in 1992. Joe is licensed to practice law in the state and federal courts of Alabama, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. He handles both civil and criminal cases throughout the state including asset forfeiture or cash seizures, workers compensation, motor vehicle accidents, personal injuries, defective products and wrongful death.

Will attended law school at Jones School of Law in Montgomery, and he received his Juris Doctorate in 2001. Will represents clients involved in automobile collisions, wrongful death cases, premise liability claims, general civil litigation, probate matters, juvenile matters and criminal cases.