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| TRIAL PRACTICE AREAS: | ||
| • | Catastrophic Injury | |
| • | Employment Litigation | |
| • | Governmental/Public Entity | |
For more than 20 years, Mr. Steven C. Robinson has demonstrated professional and
unyielding representation of his clients. In case after case, he consistently shows an
ability to find the heart of a matter and bring unassailable defense arguments to bear in
order to assert his client's rights. Mr. Robinson has successfully represented clients in a wide cross section of defense
issues. From personal injury, to product liability, to employer defense and employment
discrimination, he has either won decisive verdicts in his client's favor, or negotiated
settlements at small fractions of the original damage claimed. Even in cases involving
claims of wrongful death or grievous bodily harm, Mr. Robinson is always able to make
sure that the facts of a case, and not the emotional color of the claim, remain the criteria
by which the jury's conscientious deliberation is conducted. Outside of the courtroom,
Mr. Robinson has proved himself to be one of the most articulate litigators practicing
today. Mr. Robinson graduated from California Southern School of Law in Riverside, California
where he earned both his Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctor degrees.
• California Southern School of Law, Riverside, CA (Juris Doctor – 1986)
• California Southern School of Law, Riverside, CA (Bachelor of Law – 1984)
Bar Admissions:
• State Bar of California
• United States District Court for the Central District of California
Professional Memberships:
• Los Angeles County Bar Association
• Judicial Arbitrator
Representative Cases:
• Mediated a settlement of $750,000 in a personal injury suit involving a severe head trauma
victim where the original demand exceeded $14 million.
• Settled a sexual harassment claim for an accused employer resulting in a savings of nearly $250,000.
• Negotiated a mediated settlement for less than seven percent of the seven figure amount demanded
on behalf of a defendant named in a wrongful death lawsuit.
• Obtained a jury verdict for the defense against an employer charged in a wrongful termination
case where a demand of $40,000 was claimed.
Publications:
• Consumer Attorneys of Los Angeles, “The Crosswalk Case” - February 1, 2005
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