National Recognition
Our personal injury attorneys have helped clients take dangerous products off the market, hold insurance companies accountable and make workplaces safer.
That work has put Roberts & Roberts in the national spotlight many times, from the Firestone tire recall to the Toyota sudden-acceleration cases and the West fertilizer plant explosion. Here is some of that coverage.
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Television Appearances
Network news programs have turned to Randell (Randy) C. Roberts for analysis of major product-safety and disaster cases.
ToyotaMSNBC consults Randell (Randy) C. Roberts about the civil implications of a possible criminal probe into corporate misconduct.
West ExplosionChris Hayes discusses his interview with Randy Roberts about the West fertilizer plant explosion on “All In With Chris Hayes.”
ToyotaFOX & Friends interviews Randy Roberts and one of his clients.
ToyotaFox Business consults Randy Roberts about class actions.
ToyotaCNN consults Randy Roberts about “black box” technology in reconstructing motor vehicle accidents.
ToyotaABC features one of Randy Roberts’ cases on Good Morning America.
ToyotaGeraldo Rivera interviews Randy Roberts and one of his clients.
FirestoneCNN’s coverage of the Congressional hearings into the Firestone tire recall credited Randy Roberts with helping bring about the recall.
DatelineNBC’s Dateline featured one of Randy Roberts’ ground-breaking cases. Read the transcript
Products LiabilityCNBC consults Randy Roberts about the legal strategy for connecting the dots to see the big picture in a products liability case.
Magazines & Publications
Roberts & Roberts and its cases in national and international publications.
Texas Lawyer “Lawyers in West Explosion Strategize After Insurance News”Headlines
Newspaper Coverage
Our cases have been covered by major newspapers across the country.
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Associated Press
Associated Press stories about our cases have run in newspapers nationwide, including The Boston Globe, The Oakland Press, The Salt Lake Tribune, The San Diego Union-Tribune and The (Washington, D.C.) Examiner.

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