Robin Jean Gray

Robin Jean Gray is an accomplished trial attorney with over 34 years of courtroom experience serving clients across Pennsylvania, New York, and Maryland. Her practice encompasses complex civil litigation in both state and federal courts, family law, high-net-worth divorce, child custody, and estate litigation. Having conducted more than 20 federal and state jury trials from Manhattan to Baltimore, Ms. Gray provides formidable advocacy across a broad spectrum of disputes, including employment matters, breach of contract actions, non-compete agreements, and personal injury claims.

Ms. Gray earned her Juris Doctor in the top 15% of her class from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, following her undergraduate education at the Villanova School of Business. Throughout her distinguished career, she has managed regional law offices and established the Law Office of Robin J. Gray in 2000. She has contributed to prominent legal and business publications, including the National Law Journal and the Lehigh Valley Business Journal, and co-authored "The Art of Running Red Lights."

Dedicated to personalized client service, Ms. Gray combines strategic negotiation skills with aggressive courtroom advocacy tailored to the unique goals of each client. Beyond her practice, she actively serves the community as a board member of The Camel Project—an anti-bullying organization—and mentors students through the Villanova Professional Women's Network. She accommodates clients with offices in Wyomissing, New York City, and Towson, Maryland, offering both in-person and virtual consultations.