Bob Hilliard took on automotive giant Toyota, going to trial to prove a Toyota Camry accelerated uncontrollably, causing a crash that killed three people. A jury awarded $10.9 to the families of the victims.

In 2005, Mr. Hilliard represented multiple plaintiffs in litigation with Ocwen Loan Services, LLC (formerly Ocwen Federal Savings Bank) on allegations of predatory lending. Mr. Hilliard tried two cases which resulted in combined verdicts of $13.5 million.

Mr. Hilliard was Lead Counsel in the pharmaceutical product liability case against Johnson & Johnson based on allegations that its drug, Risperdal, was promoted for uses not approved by the FDA and for payment of kickbacks to physicians for prescribing the medication.

Hilliard Law attorneys secured a large confidential settlement against a financial institution that imposed unjust and discriminatory standards on its Black customers. The sizeable settlement marked a victory against the widespread, racist phenomenon known as “Banking while Black.”

As lead trial lawyer, Mr. Hilliard successfully represented a 90-year-old Corpus Christi woman who was injured when a hospital’s sliding door closed on her, crushing her hip.

In May 2013, Mr. Hilliard was the lead trial attorney who obtained a $25 million jury verdict in a premises liability case in Nueces County, Texas. His client, a security guard for a downtown Corpus Christi building, was severely beaten while at work.