Marco Robertson is an associate in the corporate and transactional group. He represents clients in corporate matters, sports & entertainment law, securities law, and negotiations. Marco graduated from Tulane University Law School cum laude and received the Dean’s Medal for having the highest GPA in his third year of law school. While in New Orleans, Marco founded the Tulane Texas Law Society, was a managing editor of the Tulane Maritime Law Journal, and he was the head coach of the Tulane Men’s Lacrosse team.

Marco earned his Bachelor of Arts in honors communications from Texas A&M University, where he graduated cum laude. While in College Station, he was the captain of the Texas A&M Men’s Lacrosse team, served as the housing manager for the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, and was a member of the communications honor society Lambda Pi Eta.

Marco worked as a legal extern for the U.S. Coast Guard in New Orleans, where he reviewed internal investigations, drafted ethics and conflict of interest opinions, and researched the effects of Supreme Court opinions on the application of administrative law. Marco has also worked as a legal assistant in Barcelona, where he focused on international business and immigration law, and served as a translator between English-speaking clients and Spanish-speaking attorneys. Marco is fluent in Spanish and conversational in French.

  • Assisted in the representation of a buyer in connection with the acquisition of an apartment complex for the purchase price of $84.15 million, and an acquisition loan of $54.95 million
  • Assisted in the representation of a buyer in connection with the acquisition of a tract of land in North Texas for the development of apartments, and a construction loan in the amount of $16 million

Tulane University Law School, JD, 2022

cum laude

Dean’s Medal for having the highest GPA
Tulane Maritime Law Journal, Managing Editor

Texas A&M University, BA, 2019

Communications

cum laude

Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society
Phi Gamma Delta

  • State Bar of Texas

Texas, 2022