Worrick Robinson Law, PLLC originated in 2023 and currently operates in the Historical Stahlman Building in downtown Nashville. Worrick Robinson Law, PLLC was founded by Worrick G. Robinson, IV after serving as the managing member of Robinson, Reagan & Young, PLLC., for over twenty -five years.

At Worrick Robinson Law, our attorneys leverage their legal knowledge to offer our clients zealous representation that safeguards their rights and helps put their future on track. As experienced litigators, we can anticipate the opponent’s case to build the strongest possible strategy for those we represent. While our respected attorneys are often called upon to offer legal analyses of high-profile cases, we remain dedicated to helping clients from all walks of life. Our attorneys understand that each case is unique. An honest assessment of each case is provided to all clients based on their particular needs. We defend clients with their best interests in mind at all times.

Worrick Robinson Law has become a leader in representing students and faculty in Title IX sexual misconduct cases and has represented clients at colleges and universities in multiple states across the south. Title IX misconduct charges are among the most serious disciplinary charges a student or faculty member can face. Title IX charges can terminate higher education goals and permanently damage an accused’s reputation and career, and lead to additional criminal charges.

Worrick Robinson and Elizabeth Jones have worked together for over twenty years on numerous complex criminal and civil cases, some receiving national and regional media attention, for clients that include public officials, professional and college athletes as well as musical artists and their representatives. With three decades of legal experience, Worrick Robinson Law has a long history of success in advocating for clients facing the most difficult situations of their lives. In every case — regardless of the circumstances — Worrick Robinson Law is committed to making all clients a top priority.