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Robinson, Jeoffrey L.

Jeoffrey L. Robinson - Newport Beach, CA

Attorney at Robinson Firm

Products Liability Lawyers in Newport Beach, CA

19 Corporate Plaza Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660

  • Free Consultation
  • 1 Super Lawyers®
  • 45 Years
    Experience

Newport Beach Products Liability Lawyer

Updated: 01/10/2023

Areas of Practice

  • Products Liability
  • Major Personal Injury
  • Unfair Business Practices Litigation

Attorney Information

Overview

Jeoffrey L. Robinson is a partner with Robinson Firm‚ a law firm specializing in catastrophic injury‚ product liability and unfair business practices litigation. Mr. Robinson received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of the Pacific and graduated from Southwestern University School of Law.

Mr. Robinson began his career in 1981‚ in the Orange County District Attorney's Office as a Deputy District Attorney. He tried approximately 135 jury trials over a 12-year span‚ including 35 murder trials‚ with a conviction rate of over 98% for felony trials. Mr. Robinson has tried several high profile and nationally acclaimed cases throughout his career. In the case of People vs. David Brown‚ Mr. Robinson's trial was profiled in a book which made the New York Times Best Seller list and was the subject of an NBC mini-series. Mr. Robinson also tried a highly publicized case involving the daughter of the late John Wayne‚ against reputed Mafia lawyer‚ Bruce Cutler‚ which was aired in its entirety on Court Television.

With regard to Mr. Robinson's time as Deputy District Attorney‚ James G. Enright‚ former Chief Deputy District Attorney in Orange County‚ wrote the following letter‚ published in the Los Angeles Times:

"This letter is to express our unequivocal support‚ admiration and respect for former Deputy Dist. Atty. Jeoff Robinson. We speak from a vantage point of very personal knowledge. We served as the direct supervisors over Mr. Robinson during his distinguished and illustrious career as an outstanding prosecutor in the homicide division of the office of the district attorney of Orange County. We found Mr. Robinson to be a lawyer of great integrity‚ skill and dedication in every task he performed. He was a vigorous prosecutor without being arrogant‚ and would never compromise the highest ideals of the criminal justice system."

Since joining his brother Mark P. Robinson, Jr. in civil practice in 1993‚ Mr. Robinson has focused his practice in product liability‚ major personal injury‚ and representing victims of unfair business practices. Most recently‚ Mr. Robinson obtained one of the largest catastrophic injury verdicts in San Bernardino County history. In the case of Anderson v. Snow Valley‚ the jury awarded Mr. Robinson's client $31 million‚ wherein he lost both of his legs in a ski lift maintenance accident.

Also in the recent past‚ Mr. Robinson was lead counsel in an unfair business practices class action against The Geneva Companies‚ in which he litigated a $45 million recovery. He has successfully litigated cases from catastrophic injury to civil murder‚ which have resulted in several multi-million dollar recoveries on behalf of his clients.

Mr. Robinson acted as co-counsel in a $4.9 billion verdict against General Motors in Los Angeles‚ California‚ involving several plaintiffs who were severely burned due to a defective gas tank design and subsequent cover-up. Mr. Robinson also obtained a $10.6 million verdict in Barstow‚ California‚ against the State of California‚ on a theory of defective road design. Of note‚ in a very novel case‚ Mr. Robinson also obtained a $4 million verdict against Dollar Rent-A-Car, in Orange County. The case extended liability to an employer who allowed his employee to leave work for home‚ ultimately causing the tragic death of a 72-year-old woman. This novel theory and verdict under California law also included punitive damages.

Mr. Robinson has lectured on all aspects of trial advocacy including:

  • "Art of Voire Dire‚" (CDAA)‚ 1987
  • "Final Argument‚" California District Attorneys Association (CDAA)‚ 1989
  • "Trial Tactics‚" (MCLE)‚ 1992
  • "Voire Dire - Selecting and Persuading your Judges‚" (CAOC)11/20/99
  • "Governmental Entities‚" (CAALA) 2000
  • "Anatomy of the Products Case‚" (CAOC) 4/01/00
  • "Cross Examination by the Masters‚" (OCTLA) 11/13/01
  • "Masters in Trial"‚ (ABOTA) 1/30/04

In 2004‚ Mr. Robinson was voted Orange County Trial Lawyers Association's (OCTLA) Personal Injury Trial Lawyer of the Year.


Awards and Honors

Super Lawyers® Selectees

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Honors

  • Personal Injury Trial Lawyer of the Year, OCTLA's, 2004
  • Mr. Robinson’s trial (People vs. David Brown) was profiled in a book which made the New York Times Best Seller list and was the subject of an NBC mini-series

Other Sources of Feedback About Jeoffrey L. Robinson

Included on the 2027 Southern California Super Lawyers list


Past Lists

  • 2026 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2025 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2024 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2023 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2022 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2020 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2019 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2018 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2017 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2016 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2015 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2014 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2013 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2012 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2011 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2010 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2009 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2008 Southern California Super Lawyers list
  • 2007 Southern California Super Lawyers list

Education

Legal Education

  • Southwestern University School of Law, Los Angeles, California, 1980
    J.D.

Non Legal Education

  • University of the Pacific, Sacramento, California
    B.A.

Current Employment Position(s)

  • Income Partner

Past Positions

  • Orange County District Attorney's Office, Deputy District Attorney, 1981

Classes and Seminars

  • "Trial Tactics", Lecturer, MCLE, 1992
  • "Final Argument", Lecturer, California District Attorneys Association (CDAA), 1989
  • "Art of Voir Dire", Lecturer, California District Attorneys Association (CDAA), 1987
  • "Voire Dire Selecting and Persuading your Judges", Lecturer, CAOC, November 20, 1999
  • "Governmental Entities", Lecturer, CAALA, 2000
  • "Anatomy of the Products Case", Lecturer, CAOC, April 1, 2000
  • "Cross Examination by the Masters", Lecturer, OCTLA, November 13, 2001
  • "Masters in Trial", Lecturer, ABOTA, January 30, 2004

Representative Cases

  • People vs. David Brown
  • Anderson v. Snow Valley

Bar Admissions

  • California, 1981
  • U.S. District Court Central District of California

Other Affiliations

  • Orange county Bar Association (OCBA) (Member)
  • American Association for Justice (AAJ) (Member)
  • Orange County Trial Lawyers Association (Member)
  • Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC) (Member)
  • California District Attorneys Association (Past Member)

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