At her core, Hannah Roblyer is an advocate; her clients’ causes are her causes.

As a former law clerk, she knows the importance of crystallizing arguments persuasively in both written and oral advocacy, regardless of subject matter. She believes in aggressive preparation, integrity, and clarity in the courtroom.

Prior to joining Beck Redden, Hannah clerked for the Honorable Ronald B. King, Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Western District of Texas. She dealt with cases of all sizes with equal care and attention, whether they were small consumer matters or complex chapter 11 proceedings. During law school, Hannah was a locally, regionally, and nationally decorated moot court competitor. She utilized her forensic science background by providing pro bono criminal defense services through juvenile justice projects and in a capital murder case.

Since joining the firm, Hannah has handled matters in a wide variety of practices—including product liability, energy, bankruptcy, and construction—from inception to trial and appeal. Hannah currently mentors and trains student advocates by serving as a coach for The University of Texas School of Law’s national bankruptcy moot court teams, who regularly achieve national recognition. She also has the privilege of mentoring students across the country who are first generation, low income, or otherwise members of underrepresented groups through UHLC’s Pre-Law Pipeline Program.