Sidney Robert
Attorney
Sidney Robert
Attorney
Sidney has 25 years of legal experience working in law firms focused on personal injury and
toxic tort litigation. In practice, Sidney has litigated a vast array of cases involving personal
injury, asbestos related diseases, complex business litigation and employment discrimination
claims.
Courage and compassion best describe Sidney’s persona as she is a born fighter for protecting
the rights of those who have been harmed while demonstrating heartfelt kindness and concern for
the ones who have been hurt.
Sidney, or Sid as known by most people, is an avid music lover, musician and guitar enthusiast.
Just know, wherever there is music, Sid is sure to be close at hand.
BAR ADMISSIONS:
State Bar of Texas – November 2010
State Bar of Louisiana – December 2012
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - 2017
FEDERAL COURT ADMISSIONS:
Eastern District of Louisiana
Western District of Louisiana
Southern District of Texas
Northern District of Florida
Education
University of Houston – B.S.
2005
Texas Southern University – J.D.
2010
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
Texas Trial Lawyer’s Association (TTLA)
American Association of Justice (AAJ)
National Trial Lawyer’s Association
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FROM THE BLOG
How Much Do Insurance Companies Pay for Pain and Suffering?
The main reason we carry auto insurance is in case we get into an accident. Whether you submit a claim to your own policy or the other driver’s, you expect to be paid for your injuries. A car wreck attorney in Texas will work hard to get their clients as much compensation as possible. This…
How Much Do Insurance Companies Pay for Pain and Suffering?
The main reason we carry auto insurance is in case we get into an accident. Whether you submit a claim to your own policy or the other driver’s, you expect to be paid for your injuries. A car wreck lawyer in Texas will work hard to get their clients as much compensation as possible. This…
What Do You Do if You’re Not at Fault in an Accident?
When two drivers get into a car accident, they’re both going to have their own versions of what happened. Neither one is going to admit they were at fault. In fact, the first thing most drivers do after an accident is start pointing fingers – literally and figuratively. So, when it comes time to determine fault, it’s…