Growing up, Bob’s dad was an attorney with many appreciative clients. He saw how his dad helped people and he wanted to make a similar impact on people’s lives, too. Bob went on to college and law school, eventually entering private practice at Graham Law. Every day, he applies his early experience—carefully listening to his clients’ stories—while using his legal skills to address their needs.
''I have a ‘people’ practice,'' explains Bob. ''Being a good lawyer starts with having a genuine interest in my clients. The more care and time I invest in learning about them as people, the better I can advocate for their legal rights.''
Bob represents clients in matters ranging from personal injury, slip and fall, dog bites, and medical malpractice, to motor vehicle accidents involving cars, motorcycles, or semi-trucks, and wrongful death. His clients appreciate his honest approach to their problems and his tireless devotion to their causes.
''It is important that my client trusts me to navigate their case through all phases and to arrive at a fair and just conclusion. I truly value their trust—it helps me to do the best job for them, and the relationships that develop over time become very important to me.''
Bob is a strong advocate for his clients. He squares off against those parties or entities that would try to bully his client or prey on the weakness of their situation. Any time Bob is able to take the pressure and uncertainty of handling an injury claim away from his clients and get money damages in return, he considers his work a success.
''The countless hugs from thankful clients—the clients who have expressed they don’t know what they would’ve done without me—means I’ve done my job. If I can be successful on a day-to-day basis, that is incredibly meaningful to me. It is why I practice law.''
