About Us

Robert Hindin founded this firm and has practiced law in California since July 1975. He was admitted to the State Bar more than 50 years ago, which means he has handled personal injury cases across decades of change in California negligence law, insurance regulations, and courtroom practice. That span of experience does not just add years to a resume. It builds a command of how claims develop, how insurers respond under pressure, and where cases go sideways before trial.

When clients call Robert Hindin & Associates, Robert brings that foundation to every file. He works alongside Kyle on strategy, evaluating claims, reviewing evidence, and making decisions that reflect the full weight of his California legal experience.

Admitted to the California Bar Since 1975

Robert Hindin was admitted to practice in California on July 14, 1975. At that point, California's comparative fault doctrine, which allows injured plaintiffs to recover even when they share partial responsibility for an accident, had not yet been decided by the California Supreme Court. Robert has practiced through every major shift in California personal injury law since then. He has seen how courts interpret liability, how insurance carriers adjust their tactics over time, and how a firm's approach to case preparation shapes results decades later.

Academic Background and Professional Roots

Robert earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona, where he studied Philosophy and Psychology. He went on to attend Western State University College of Law, where he contributed to the Law Review and received the Cal Jur Criminal Law Award for academic achievement. The combination of analytical training and legal education gave him a structured approach to argument that has carried through more than five decades of California practice.

Charitable Work and Community Involvement

Outside the office, Robert served on the board of Bnai Brith for six years, one of the oldest humanitarian and advocacy organizations in the country. His board service reflected a commitment to community work that runs alongside his legal career. Away from his professional obligations, he spends time on the golf course, enjoys good meals, and shares his home with dogs.

Kyle Hindin attended the University of Southern California for his undergraduate studies, where he majored in political science. He went on to Chapman University School of Law, where he focused on mediation and dispute resolution and graduated with academic recognition. He was admitted to the California State Bar on December 1, 2016, and has represented only injured clients since that first day of practice.

That decision was deliberate. Kyle built his caseload entirely around personal injury from the start, never splitting his time between plaintiff and defense work, and never handling cases that conflicted with the interests of injured people. When a client hires Robert Hindin & Associates, Kyle works these cases personally from intake to resolution.

Focused Entirely on Injured Clients Since Day One

Kyle has handled car accident claims, premises liability matters, trucking cases, and wrongful death claims for clients across California. He has taken cases through full mediation, settlement negotiations, and jury trials, securing multiple six-figure results for clients whose cases the insurance company initially tried to minimize or deny.

One case from his public record shows how that plays out in practice. In 2021, an underinsured motorist spinal injury claim received an opening insurance offer of $85,000. After two years of litigation with Kyle as the sole handling attorney from inception, the case resolved at $375,000.

Awards, Memberships, and Published Work

Kyle's work in personal injury has drawn recognition from peer-review organizations and professional associations. His memberships reflect an active connection to the California plaintiff's bar, and his published work shows an attorney who thinks carefully about where personal injury law is heading.

Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2022–2026

Super Lawyers selects Rising Stars through a peer nomination and independent research process, limited to no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys in each state. Kyle has received this recognition every year from 2022 through 2026, a run of consecutive selections that reflects sustained performance rather than a single strong year.

CAALA, LACBA, and OCBA Membership

Kyle is a member of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and the Orange County Bar Association. CAALA is the primary professional organization for plaintiff-side personal injury attorneys in Southern California, representing lawyers who work exclusively for injured clients against insurance companies and negligent defendants.

Published Author and Guest Lecturer

In August 2022, Kyle authored an article in Advocate Magazine examining liability questions raised by autonomous vehicles, a topic that intersects rapidly changing technology with the negligence claims personal injury attorneys handle every day. In 2019, he guest-lectured at the Keck School of Medicine of USC on HIPAA disclosures and law. Both contributions show an attorney engaged with real legal issues his clients face, not just the standard file-and-settle routine.