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Rob Loar

Austin, TX13 years experienceAdmitted 2012

About Rob Loar

Rob Loar is a Partner at Sandoval & James Law Firm in Austin, Texas, with more than 13 years of experience in personal injury litigation. He concentrates on commercial vehicle and trucking collisions, catastrophic injury, and trial work, and is Board Certified in Truck Accident Law.

A native Texan, Loar began practicing law in 2012 in Dallas before expanding to Atlanta, Georgia, and ultimately returning to focus on representing Texas clients. He has been recognized as a Texas Super Lawyers Rising Star from 2019 through 2022 and obtained one of Texas's Top 50 trial verdicts in 2022.

He is a member of the American Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, and the Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association.

Practice areas

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Texas, admitted 2012
American Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association
The State Bar of Texas

Awards & recognition

Board Certified in Truck Accident Law
Texas Super Lawyers Rising Star (2019–2022)
Texas Top 50 Trial Verdicts (2022)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Austin firms

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$52 million · Texas Policyholders Win $52 Million Settlement After Farmers Insurance Charged Loyal Customers More Than New Ones
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$230 million · Federal Court Awards $230 Million Against U.S. Air Force for Sutherland Springs Church Shooting
Byrd Davis Alden & Henrichson, LLP
Byrd Davis Alden & Henrichson, LLP
$112.9 million · $112.9 Million Verdict in Dram Shop Case After Crash Leaves 6-Year-Old With Traumatic Brain Injury
DJC Law
DJC Law
$4,507,000 · Travis County Jury Awards $4.5 Million After Construction Worker Is Struck by Falling Logs at Highway Project
FVF Law Firm
FVF Law Firm
$2 million · Broken Jaw, $2 Million: Anthony Evans Settles Civil-Rights Claim Against City of Austin Over 2020 BLM Protest Shooting