Our Founder

Sue-Ann Robinson is lawyer and legal commentator for Court TV. She has been featured on Fox News, Black News Channel, The Young Turks, and Law and Crime as a legal analyst addressing issues ranging from police misconduct to newsworthy civil cases. She has been recognized by the Super Lawyers Magazine for five consecutive years, The National Black Lawyers as one of the top 40 Black lawyers under 40, one of “Top Ten Black Women Lawyers You Should Know” in the Black Enterprise Magazine, and one of America’s Top 100 Criminal Defense Attorney’s in 2020. She is also a cast member and legal expert on STARZ True Crime Series Wrong Man.

At 23 years old, Robinson began her legal career as a prosecutor. She served as the Assistant State Attorney for the State of Florida where she handled various cases ranging from misdemeanors to homicide. She later began her own private practice, Frontline Law, where she represents individuals and corporations in high stakes litigation as a Trial Attorney. She also practices criminal defense, civil rights, and entertainment law. She has served as Lead Counsel in her capacity of Assistant State Attorney, and in her private practice. As Of Counsel for Ben Crump Law, Robinson has worked with Ben Crump Law as a Civil Rights Attorney since 2018. She has been listed as one of America’s Top 100 Criminal Defense Attorneys in 2020. With sixteen years of experience, she skillfully represents her clients in Federal and State court. 

Robinson is a South Florida native with Caribbean descent and has pioneered her own firm since 2011.