About Bob Loblaw
People ask me how to say it. The answer is: as fast as you can. "Bob Loblaw Law." Say it again. There it is. Once you can say it without tripping, congratulations — you'll never forget who to call.
I grew up two towns over and came to Eastgate in 2009 with a law degree, a used filing cabinet, and a hunch that a town this size deserved a lawyer who actually lived here. I rented the office above the hardware store on Court Street, hung out my shingle, and started taking the cases the big city firms wouldn't drive out for — the fender-benders, the bad sidewalks, the insurance runarounds.
Fifteen-odd years later, I'm still here. I've represented a good chunk of Eastgate at one point or another, and I've watched the kids of my first clients grow up and become clients themselves. I coach a little league team in the spring, I'm a fixture at the Harbor Road diner most mornings, and I write — perhaps too much — on the Bob Loblaw Law Blog.
How I Work
I'm a one-man shop, and I like it that way. When you hire an Eastgate personal injury lawyer, you should know who's actually reading your file. With me, it's me. I answer my own phone before nine and after five. I explain things in plain English. And I'll never charge you a fee unless I win your case.
Credentials
- Admitted to the state bar, 2008
- Member, Eastgate Chamber of Commerce
- Volunteer, Eastgate Free Legal Clinic (first Saturday of the month)
- Author of approximately 200 blog posts and counting