Robins Kaplan LLP is a national trial law firm known for handling complex, high-stakes litigation for businesses, organizations, innovators, and individuals. The firm has more than 85 years of history and operates with more than 200 attorneys across seven offices. Its practice focuses on trial advocacy, strategic problem-solving, and client-centered representation in disputes where financial, business, personal, or public interests may be deeply affected.
Robins Kaplan LLP represents clients in business litigation, antitrust and trade regulation, appellate advocacy, class action litigation, corporate restructuring and bankruptcy, commercial real estate, intellectual property and technology litigation, entertainment and media litigation, insurance and catastrophic loss, health care litigation, mass torts, medical malpractice, personal injury, civil rights and police misconduct, and wealth planning, administration, and fiduciary disputes. The firm also serves industries involving construction, financial markets, real estate, entertainment, and government investigations.
Robins Kaplan LLP supports litigation strategy through Acumen Powered by itself, an interdisciplinary suite of litigation support services. These resources include e-discovery, financial and economic consultants, investigators, research and business intelligence, science and engineering advisors, and trial and multimedia consultants. The firm also emphasizes legal project management, cost predictability, secure client access to case information, and careful planning around budgets, scope, and litigation schedules.
Robins Kaplan LLP has offices in Bismarck, Boston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Silicon Valley, and Sioux Falls. The firm’s website highlights major results, trial preparation, technology-supported advocacy, and a long-standing commitment to diversity, community service, and pro bono work. It provides litigation-focused representation for clients seeking serious advocacy, practical strategy, and organized support in demanding legal disputes.