Allen P. Bertin

A prominent attorney in Austin, Texas, and reputed across the state for his efficacious advocacy and fierce dedication to his clients, Allen P. Bertin is a member of the Business Group at Branscomb Law, helping clients achieve their business goals or resolve complex problems, including advocating for entrepreneurs and investors in the beginning stages of a business venture, negotiating transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, leasing, purchase and sale of aircraft, and more. Additionally, he is also equipped to handle tax-related matters and counsel clients on entity conversion and recapitalizing and restructuring transactions.

Mr. Bertin completed his undergraduate studies in 2002, graduating with his Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and business from The University of Texas at Austin. He then went on to attend the South Texas College of Law Houston to pursue his legal studies, and during his time there, was on the editorial board of the South Texas Law Review and completed the Transactional Law Practice Certificate Program. He received his Juris Doctor in 2007 and, in the same year, obtained his license to practice in Texas.

A consummate professional, Mr. Bertin has taken on cases of maximal complexity and provided relief for his clients through his shrewd legal acumen and employing an unrelenting work ethic coupled with meticulous attention to detail. Throughout the life cycle of his clients’ cases, he emphasizes support and comfort for his clients while simultaneously providing the confidence that their legal matters will be handled with grace and poise. Respected within his legal community, he is rated “Good” on Avvo and hosts positive client testimonials on the site as well.

Outside his practice, Mr. Bertin maintains close affiliations to a plethora of important legal organizations such as the State Bar of Texas, the Austin Young Lawyers Association, the Association for Corporate Growth (Central Texas Chapter) and the Austin Bar Association. Prior to practicing law, he served as a judicial intern at the Court of Appeals for the First District of Texas, gaining immense exposure to how the judiciary operates that pays great dividends to his clients in the present day.