Roman has co-authored a number of papers and seminar topics concerning Predatory Lending and the Fair Labor Standards Act. He often speaks at Continuing Legal Education seminars on both topics. He has won several important appellate victories for consumers over their fight to stay out of arbitration. Two of his reported opinions are American Heritage Insurance Company v. Lang, 321 F.3d 533 (5th Cir. 2003) and Bank One, N.A. v. Shumake, 281 F.3d 507 (5th Cir. 2002).

As an undergraduate, Roman received a four-year debate team scholarship and subsequently received All-American honors in his senior season. While on the debate team at Alabama, he helped them win two National Forensic Team Championships.

Roman is very active in the Young Lawyers Division of the Alabama State Bar and is currently serving as President of that organization. He has represented the State of Alabama at several National Bar Association Conferences. Roman is also a recent graduate of the Alabama State Bar Leadership Forum.

Roman is involved with a number of civic and charitable organizations.He presently serves on the Board of Directors for the Alabama Appleseed Foundation, a non-partisan, multi-issue advocacy organization that seeks to identify root causes of injustice and inequality.The organization seeks to craft practical and lasting solutions through legal advocacy, community involvement and policy expertise. Roman is also co-chair of the Alabama State Bar's "Wills for Heroes" program, offers free wills to first responders, i.e., police, sheriff, fireman and emergency medical personnel.

Roman is married to the former Caroline Thames of Jackson, Mississippi.