About Mr. Roberto Antonio
Mr. Roberto Antonio Reverón took his legal degree from Brooklyn Law School, earning a J.D. in 2001. He entered the profession at a time of change in the early 2000s. Those formative years shaped a practice that spans state and federal courts. Reverón’s education provided the groundwork for later admissions and professional affiliations.
Shortly after law school, Reverón established his credentials across multiple jurisdictions. He is admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York, and he holds admission to the U.S. Supreme Court. Those admissions reflect a practice that can operate at both the state and federal levels. Over time his professional affiliations grew to include several bar associations. He has been a member of the Puerto Rican Bar Association since 2001, joined the New York State Bar Association in 2003, and has held membership in the Hispanic National Bar Association since 2009. These memberships indicate long-term engagement with legal communities that serve diverse populations.
Reverón’s work has unfolded in environments that require both courtroom familiarity and client counseling. He has pursued cases and matters that call for knowledge of state rules in New Jersey and New York, while also addressing issues that arise in federal forums. Admission to the U.S. Supreme Court is a marker of eligibility to take cases to the nation’s highest tribunal, and it informs the range of matters he may undertake. Throughout his career he has navigated procedural variation between jurisdictions and balanced the demands of litigation and transactional work as circumstances required.
Colleagues and peers note his steady presence in bar circles and professional networks. His long-standing memberships suggest an ongoing interest in the exchange of legal ideas and in staying current with developments in law and procedure. He has participated in association programs and in professional events connected to those organizations, helping maintain ties to the legal communities in which he practices.
As of 2026, Reverón continues to maintain an active practice across New Jersey and New York and remains admitted at the federal level, including the U.S. Supreme Court. He handles matters that arise under state law in both states and undertakes cases that require appearances in federal courts, including the possibility of proceedings that could reach the U.S. Supreme Court. His present practice focuses on representation and advocacy across these jurisdictions.
