Troy Daniel Roberts

troberts@hgplaw.com

Troy Daniel Roberts assists individuals, entrepreneurs, and businesses navigate legal issues across many industries, including real estate, construction, contracting, technology, intellectual property, and manufacturing. Mr. Roberts has extensive civil litigation experience in multiple areas, such as litigating matters involving business disputes, products liability, wrongful death, and personal injury.  These practice areas are non-exclusive.

Mr. Roberts has honed his practice at a prestigious “Big Law” firm, smaller boutique firms, and as in-house Chief Legal Officer for a holding company that owned and managed approximately 15 diverse business entities.  With Mr. Roberts, you will have an attorney and counselor who has virtually seen it all.

In addition to Troy’s extensive legal experience, he brings to the table his world experience and leadership acquired as a Naval Aviator prior to his entering the practice of law.  While in the Navy, Mr. Roberts developed an understanding of the world from a macro perspective while learning how to achieve operational and organizational goals in demanding situations.  He applies these attributes, understanding, and experience to the practice of law and to business generally.

Mr. Roberts’ education background includes graduating with an international business degree, summa cum laude, from Grand Canyon University, a master’s degree from the Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs and the University of Texas at Austin, and a Juris Doctor from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.  Mr. Roberts was also a collegiate scholarship athlete.

In summary, Mr. Roberts is committed to providing his clients high-quality, timely, and responsive legal advice and representation at a personal level while he proactively and aggressively pursues his clients’ personal and business goals.

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