Aaron M. Dumas, Jr. is an associate of the firm. Mr. Dumas has represented individuals and institutional shareholders in a variety of complex matters. He has experience conducting extensive legal research and document review, drafting motions, settlement offers, and litigation and inspection demands.  Mr. Dumas also helps analyze the firm’s new matters, including on-boarding the firm’s clients, maintaining relationships, and ensuring outstanding client support and engagement throughout the litigation process.

In addition to his experience at Robbins LLP, Mr. Dumas worked for another well-known shareholder rights law firm, was a solo practitioner serving a broad range of clients in criminal, civil and family law matters, and worked for a consulting firm drafting contracts related to real estate investments and assisting in the acquisition of federal government contracts.

Mr. Dumas received his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law. While in law school, Mr. Dumas served as a research assistant for Professor Joseph J. Darby and a summer associate for Sony Electronics Limited. He participated in moot court and studied abroad in Florence, Italy. Mr. Dumas received his Bachelor of Science in Zoology from the University of Texas.