Robert Medina Attorney at Law

It was my pleasure to help out! I wish y'all all of the best in the days ahead.

My records do not show any current or former clients named "Andrea Yusta". Please remove this fake review immediately. Thank you.

Ms. Castano:The Texas Rules Of Professional Conduct prohibit me from knowlingly "[Using] confidential information of a former client to the disadvantage of the former client after the representation is concluded unless...the confidential information has become generally known."You have made it generally known that you had previously hired me. Allow me to now clarify: I last represented you in 2019. You have not been a client of mine in the last four years since then. You have accused me of being hired by a “defendant party” to testify against you. Allow me to clarify: I have not been hired by anyone to testify against you. Nor have I testified against you.The attorney-client privilege generally prohibits me from revealing the confidential information of ANY CLIENT. However, the Texas Rules Of Professional Conduct state “A lawyer may reveal confidential information: …(4) When the lawyer has reason to believe it is necessary to do so in order to comply with a court order…”Allow me to clarify: This year I was subpoenaed on several occasions to testify about your confidential information, and I fought the subpoenas each time, at my own expense. Only recently has a Texas judge indicated that they will sign a court order forcing me to reveal a limited amount of your confidential information. That is not me being “hired”, that is me being “ordered”.Attorney-Client privilege prohibits me from otherwise divulging the contents of our communications during my time as your attorney four years ago. I will only say: If I was free to fully respond, I am confident the public would reach a different conclusion.I wish you the best of luck.