New Port Richey, Florida – Roman Austin Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers is proud to announce that all three of its attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers® for 2026, highlighting the firm’s ongoing commitment to providing exceptional legal representation for injury victims across Florida.

Founding attorneys Mark Roman and John Austin have each been selected for the 2026 Super Lawyers list, while attorney Miles Hickman has been named to the 2026 Rising Stars list. These honors recognize attorneys who have demonstrated exceptional professional achievement and earned the respect of their peers.

Mark Roman, a Board-Certified Civil Trial Lawyer with decades of experience, has been recognized by Super Lawyers for multiple consecutive years. His dedication to representing injured victims and pursuing favorable outcomes has helped establish the firm’s reputation for trusted legal advocacy.

John Austin has also been selected for the 2026 Super Lawyers list in recognition of his commitment to helping accident victims seek fair compensation. Throughout his career, he has remained focused on providing personalized legal guidance and strong representation for clients facing the challenges of serious injuries.

Attorney Miles Hickman earned recognition as a 2026 Rising Star, reflecting his growing impact in personal injury law. His experience and client-focused approach further strengthen the firm’s ability to represent individuals and families throughout Florida.

The recognition of all three attorneys reflects Roman Austin’s continued commitment to legal excellence and its mission of serving injury victims with compassion, integrity, and determination. Since opening its doors in 1996, the firm has recovered more than $200 million for clients while remaining dedicated to helping people through some of the most difficult moments in their lives.

With offices in Clearwater, New Port Richey, St. Petersburg, Safety Harbor, and Tampa, the firm offers free consultations, is available to clients 24/7, and handles cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay no attorney fees unless a recovery is obtained.