Brian Robusto
AssociateBrian Robusto focuses his practice on business and commercial litigation, investigations, white collar defense, and insurance law.
Brian's litigation experience includes work for multinational corporations, major nonprofits, and individuals in federal and state court disputes. Brian represents and assists clients in all phases of litigation, from pre-trial strategy, motion practice, and discovery through to trial, settlement, and appeal.
Brian is also involved in a variety of pro bono projects, with a pro bono focus on veterans' representation.
- J.D., The George Washington University Law School
- B.A., Indiana University
Pro Bono
- Representing veterans in petitions for discharge status upgrades to receive health, educational, and other veterans' benefits
Publications
- Author, "The Drawback Loophole: How a 1789 Refund Law Can Nullify the Effects of Modern Tariff Policy," Federal Circuit Bar Journal, April 2025
- Author, "Polarization & Protest Movements in the Contemporary U.S.: Is Polarization Linked to Protest?," Indiana University Political Science Department, May 2022
Prior Experience
Before joining DLA Piper, Brian served as a law clerk for the Department of Justice, United States Attorney's Office in the District of Columbia, working in the criminal division with prosecutors at trial.