Robbie Muñoz

Born and raised in Orange County, Robbie’s family history in the area extends back to the early 1900s. His commitment to justice was shaped early by stories of his grandfather’s efforts in the landmark civil-rights case Mendez v. Westminster, a case that helped lay the foundation for the desegregation of schools across America. From those roots came the belief that the law is not just a profession—it’s a path to protect the dignity and future of every person you serve.

Robbie’s own path to the law began through hardship. As a USA amateur boxer preparing for the 2008 Olympic Trials, he sustained a knee injury requiring surgery. When he awoke from surgery, he learned his surgeon had operated on the wrong knee—an act of negligence that ended his athletic career and forever changed the trajectory of his life. Experiencing the fear, pain, and uncertainty that come with being harmed by someone else gives Robbie a rare and powerful connection to the clients he represents.

At Stalwart, Robbie channels his empathy, advocacy, and courtroom experience into every case. Clients don’t just hire a lawyer with Robbie—they gain an advocate who treats their story with urgency, respect, and personal investment.

Outside the courtroom, Robbie remains committed to the community that shaped him. He volunteers at the same youth boxing club where he once trained, teaching young fighters not only the fundamentals of the sport, but the life lessons that matter even more: resilience, discipline, and the importance of giving back.