Alex “Trey” Robertson, IV has been distinguished as a Southern California Super Lawyer every year since 2011, an honor conferred on less than 5% of the total lawyers in the state. Additionally, Alex holds the prestigious AV-Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, which is the highest peer rating given to attorneys who are ranked at the highest level of professional excellence for their legal expertise, communication skills, and ethical standards by their peers.
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OUR EATON AND PALISADES FIRE LAWSUIT
Compassion
Our lawyers and staff have battled flames to defend their own homes and lived through multiple evacuations from wildfires. We understand the trauma and devastation caused by wildfires.
Tenacity
Called a “bulldog” by consumer advocate Erin Brokovich, Alex “Trey” Robertson is relentless in pursuing justice for his clients. Alex is routinely appointed to leadership positions in wildfire cases, where he takes the lead in developing strategy, discovery and personally taking critical depositions of eyewitnesses, fire investigators and utility company executives to prove a utility’s liability for causing devastating wildfires.
Zealous Advocates
We’ve been here before. We know how to beat California’s utility companies when their defective equipment destroys your home, business and lifetime of memories.
Awards and Honors

Walk The Talk
In addition to being a wildfire attorney, Trey Robertson also serves his community as a volunteer in the fire service. Trey is a volunteer firefighter/EMT and Asst. Chief for a volunteer fire brigade in a rural lakeside community in San Luis Obispo County where he has a vacation home. Trey also volunteers for the Ventura County Fire Department (VCFD) as an Incident Photographer, where he provides photos and videos of wildfires and other critical incidents for the department’s Public Information Officers. Recently, Trey was honored with a Life Saving Award by VCFD for his rescue of a woman and her horses from a burning truck and trailer while they were attempting to flee the flames during the Mountain Fire.