About Robinson Law Group, P.C.

Mark Robinson has 16+ years of experience practicing in the areas of business law and incorporations, bankruptcy, entertainment, copyright and trademark, church and non-profit exempt organizations, probate, and mediation services.

Mark utilizes his undergraduate business degree and his ten year experience as an IBM corporate manager in his current law practice emphasizing business and corporations and transactions. Mark's experience in the Christian music industry and his knowledge of copyright and trademark law has enhanced his practice with musicians, authors, and other media ministries.

Mark's background in these areas provides the broad legal experience to compliment his training and practice as an attorney mediator. His active involvement in organizations like the American Center for Law and Justice, Rutherford Institute, Christian Legal Society and the Institution for Christian Conciliation, have given him Biblical principles and insights into resolving disputes through mediation.

Mark Robinson has written and spoken on copyright law in the music industry, the role of government in church affairs and students' religious freedom in public high schools.

In addition to the organizations mentioned above, Mark is a member of the Oklahoma and Washington State Bar Associations, the Tulsa County Bar Association, the Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association and the American Trial Lawyers Association, the Attorney Mediator's Institute, and the Institute for Christian Conciliation.

Roberta Robinson's role as a neuro-lawyer incorporates her experience in medicine, law, and rehabilitation. Roberta Robinson has 11 years of legal experience practicing in the areas of traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, products liability, premises liability, wrongful death, and personal injury litigation. She has devoted her practice to helping people who have suffered from neurological and other serious injuries. Roberta utilizes her prior experience as a medical social worker in her law practice, by representing children and adults who have suffered from traumatic brain injury. She has represented people who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents, by defective products, in oil field accidents, carbon monoxide exposure, train crossing collisions, nursing home negligence, defective Sulzer hip implants, and other causes. Her experience enhances her ability to evaluate the value of how an injury has impacted a client's function in the areas including emotional development, social skills, daily living skills, childhood development, academic performance, and job performance. She works with medical, vocational, biomechanics, graphic experts to provide comprehensive legal documentation of liability and damages for the catastrophically injured. She also takes an active role in her clients' plan for rehabilitation and future medical care.

Roberta has written and spoken on litigating pediatric brain injury and on governmental legal source of rehabilitation funding for brain injury survivors. She also spoke on life care planning for rehabilitation and medical needs of the catastrophically injured and on understanding social security disability. She has chaired numerous statewide medical conferences on traumatic brain injury, medical and legal issues, and served as president of the Oklahoma Brain Injury Association.

Roberta's involvement in the Christian Legal Society and the American Center for Law and Justice reflects her desire to utilize Christian principles in her law practice. Through her work and personal experiences, Roberta has dealt with the impact of catastrophic injury and the process of recovery. Ms. Robinson is also a member of the American and Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Associations and the American and Oklahoma bar Associations.

Lectures & Presentations
The following is a partial list of our presentations for your review

Documentation of Damages in TBI Cases:
Mt. Sanai Hospital New York, NY. New York Trial Lawyers Association & Briar Ivy Association. Nov 1999.

"Should I Take the Case? A Primer in Screening and Maintaining the Client Relationship."
Utah Trial Lawyers Association Conference, January 29, 1999.

"New Clients- Recognizing Post-Concussion Syndrome Cases and Maintaining a Good Relationship."
The Brain Injury Association 12th Annual Attorneys Conference, September 19,1998.

"Government, Agency and Legal Resources for Persons with Brain Injury"
Oklahoma Annual Medical Symposium on Head Trauma: Mild to Severe.
Sponsored by O.U. Medical College, Department of Neurosurgery, and Brain Injury Association of Oklahoma, Sept. 11, 1998.

"Triumphing Through Adversity"
Brain Injury Association Annual Consumer Conference, May 1998.

"Utilizing Government and Legal Funding Resources for the Head Injury Survivor"
Brain Injury Association, Oklahoma City Chapter, 1997.

"The National and State Brain Injury Associations and You."
Brain Injury Association, Tulsa Chapter, 1997.

"Certification for Brain Injury Specialist"
Case Manager Society of America, Oklahoma Chapter, Oct. 1997.

"Developing Resources for Rehabilitation Funding"
Stillwater Brain Injury Association Chapter, 1996.

"Determining Eligibility for Disability Benefits."
Brain Injury Association Consumer Conference, April 1996.

"Creative Funding Sources For Rehabilitation Services"
Oklahoma Community Healthcare Alliance, 1994.

"Life Care Planning, From Client Interview to Presentation"
Case Managers Society of America, Tulsa Chapter, 1994.

"Life Care Planning, Developing a Long Term Care Strategy"
SW Regional Instructional Institute on TBI, May, 1994.

"Understanding The Funding Maze and Utilizing Available Resources for the Head Injury Survivor"
SW Regional Instructional Institute on TBI, May, 1993.

"Understanding Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income"
Oklahoma State Mental Health Outpatient Dept.; Chairman/Speaker, 1982.

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