Attorney Robin M. Green passed away on December 9, 2021, and Law Offices of Robin M. Green is set to close on March 31, 2022. This firm is no longer accepting new clients.
Law Offices of Robin M. Green was a Texas law firm with 50 years of experience that served a wide variety of civil litigation needs of individuals & business entities throughout Texas.
We believe that a comprehensive understanding of trials and litigation is central to all legal advice. Not being prepared for trial is a sure way to be forced into a bad settlement. Indeed, in our justice system, the formula for a bad result is to forget that the Courtroom is always the bottom line.


What You Should Demand from a Lawyer
At our house we sum it up in the Four A’s.
For us, availability is an active verb. We “show up to play.”
Legal services are time consuming and expensive. That’s why we can accept only a small portion of the cases that come our way. Once we accept your case, we are committed to you and your case. We take the time to listen to you and to provide you the comfort of confidentiality. Our job is to be on your side.
No magic pill or a silver bullet. Just, clear thinking.
We don’t know of a magic pill or a silver bullet to solve your legal problems. Instead, we use the next best thing: clear thinking.
Legal rights and protections come only in narrowly defined packages called “causes of action.” The law provides protection or relief only if you are able to fit your claim or defense into one of these packages. That’s where we come in.
Our job is to make sense of complex facts and, when possible, convert them into legal remedies. But, analysis doesn’t end there; it’s an ongoing process that uses common sense to apply law to the real world.
Your empowerment is our bedrock obligation.
The very nature of our mission is to increase rather than decrease your agency (power over your own life).
In our legal system, the client is the “captain of the ship.” Our job is to help you make the very best decisions about your case, and, for that matter, about your life. To do so, we blend analysis of the law with the facts of your case and broader cultural and business customs, norms, and values in the society.
In giving advice, we place your interest above our own, but not above the law. We must be frank, direct, honest in everything we say or recommend to you. As a result, we sometimes give advice that is not pleasant. And, because of the nature of the process, we must sometimes make procedural or tactical decisions without first consulting with you. But, because you are the final decision-maker on all major actions, such as whether to file a lawsuit, accept a settlement, or proceed to trial, we provide our knowledge, experience, and judgment to help you make informed decisions.
Advocacy is an attitude. There is no substitute.
Advocacy is about attitude. The firefighter who dashes into the burning house has it. The kid on the playground who steps in front of a bully twice his size understands it. A teacher who won’t give up on a troubled child exemplifies it. All the brilliance in the world will not substitute for it.
The fundamental assumption of our adversary system is that your lawyer will be the champion of you and your case. People tend to assume that a fair and impartial judge will protect them. But, by law, a judge cannot file or defend your lawsuit. Nor can a judge call a witness for you, or for that matter, even object to illegal evidence being used against you unless a lawyer objects to it.
When we take your case, our job becomes to protect your rights by the use of all possible means legally available.

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Advise
AlwaysProvide personalized legal advice to our clients.
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Negotiate
When PossibleUse the law & common sense to minimize cost, conflict, risk, and uncertainty.
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Litigate
When NecessaryFight to protect & restore our clients’ rights, dignity, & property.
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Empower
ForeverArm our clients with information & understanding.
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