Clarence Roby, Jr. is a seasoned attorney with a distinguished practice in personal injury, criminal defense, tort litigation, employment discrimination, white collar crime, and mass torts. Widely respected by his peers for his skill, candor, and professionalism, Mr. Roby is the proprietor of the Law Office of Clarence Roby, Jr., a boutique plaintiff’s firm based in the Mid-City area of New Orleans. His diverse clientele includes corporations, nonprofit organizations, and individuals.

Mr. Roby earned his Bachelor’s degree in Political Economics from Washington University in St. Louis in 1984 and received his Juris Doctorate from Tulane University Law School in 1987.

In addition to managing his firm, Mr. Roby has served the City of New Orleans as a Hearing Officer for the Taxicab Bureau, where he adjudicated matters related to the ground transportation industry, including passenger complaints and licensing violations. He also serves as a Staff Attorney for the Clerk of Court for the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, providing legal guidance on appeals and litigation matters.

Mr. Roby’s commitment to legal ethics and education has been recognized by the Louisiana Supreme Court. He has been appointed to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, which reviews the ethical conduct of attorneys licensed in Louisiana, and has served on the Court’s Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Committee and Juvenile Justice Reform Committee.

A notable moment in his legal career includes his role on the litigation team that successfully challenged the Louisiana Supreme Court’s initial denial of Justice Bernette Joshua Johnson’s right to assume the role of Chief Justice. Their legal victory paved the way for Justice Johnson to become the first African American Chief Justice in the Court’s history.

Mr. Roby is also deeply involved in community service. He has served on the Board of Directors of New Home Full Gospel Ministries Church and held multiple leadership roles in Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, including Director of Transportation for its national convention, Associate Regional Counsel for the Southwest Region, Risk Management Presenter, and President of the Nu Alpha Lambda Chapter (2007–2015). He is a founding board member of the New Orleans Regional Black Chamber of Commerce and has chaired its annual golf tournament fundraiser.

Committed to mentorship and education, Mr. Roby regularly speaks at public schools and community events on topics such as estate planning and legal careers. He was recently featured in Washington University’s alumni magazine for his professional accomplishments and civic contributions.

Clarence "Trey" Roby III is a skilled attorney licensed to practice in Louisiana, with experience in complex litigation, appellate advocacy, and mass torts. Prior to joining the firm, Trey served as an Associate at Burns Charest LLP in New Orleans, where he contributed to high-impact litigation involving toxic exposure and opioid-related multidistrict litigation. His responsibilities included legal research, case investigation, client communications, and coordinating case strategy across numerous jurisdictions.

Trey earned his Juris Doctor from Tulane University Law School, where he distinguished himself as a national champion in appellate advocacy. As a member and Head Coach of the Tulane Moot Court Board, he led teams to win multiple regional and national honors, including Best Brief and Best Oralist at the NBLSA Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition. He also holds certifications in Sports Law and in Mediation and Arbitration.

His previous legal experiences include externships with both the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana and the Louisiana Supreme Court, as well as summer associate positions at litigation-focused firms. These roles deepened his exposure to judicial decision-making, complex procedural issues, and high-stakes motion practice.

Trey is a proud graduate of Howard University, where he received his B.B.A. in Marketing. Beyond the courtroom, he is passionate about photography, distance running, golf, and exploring cities through travel.