Robin A. Hartman

Selected Client Representations Represents companies and boards of directors in internal investigations, corporate governance issues and a variety of white collar crime claims. Represents major law firm in defending a variety of claims. Represented the largest hospital bed manufacturer in defending federal monopolization claims. Represented Vice President Richard B. Cheney in the 2000 Election litigation in Texas; successfully argued the Twelfth Amendment case in the Fifth Circuit which upheld the trial courts dismissal. Represented an international telecommunications company in a five-year Securities Exchange Commission investigation; the case was closed in 2001 without action, following a Wells Submission. Lead counsel and argued a landmark mandamus case decided by the Texas Supreme Court whereby over 60,000 claimants were found to lack jurisdiction over a major Australian company. CSR Ltd. v. Link, 925 S. W.2d 591 (Tex. 1996) Lead counsel In Re Drill Bits Litigation, representing Dresser Industries, the only company in its industry not indicted which also achieved most favorable settlement terms during trial. Represented a major law firm defending class action securities litigation; case was favorably concluded as a result of pretrial rulings. Professional Affiliations and Engagements American College of Trial Lawyers American Board of Trial Advocates Chair, Antitrust Section, State Bar of Texas International Association of Defense Counsel Awards and Recognitions Recognized as one of The Best Lawyers in America - Woodward/White, Inc., in Antitrust Law, 2011; Commercial Litigation, 2009, 2011; Corporate Law, 2011-2018; Litigation - Antitrust, 2012-2018; and Litigation - Securities, 2013-2018 Recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer - Antitrust Litigation, Thomson Reuters, 2009-2011 Qualifications Education J. D., Washington and Lee University, 1971, magna cum laude Editor in Chief, Law Review; Order of the Coif B. S., Economics, Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, 1964 Admissions Texas