Robert Wallace concentrates his legal practice on international and commercial law and litigation; construction law; insurance coverage; defense of directors, officers and lawyers; securities; antitrust; contract disputes, employment law and civil rights; environmental matters; railroads; e-discovery disputes; and insurance coverage disputes. He appears before international tribunals, state and federal courts, and their appellate courts.

An active litigator for more than 40 years, Bob is a former trial and appellate attorney with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the National Coordinator for the Employment Law Project for the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. He has appeared as an arbitrator, taught courses in employment litigation at various law schools, and appeared as faculty in national and international seminars involving commercial and international litigation and arbitration.

Although Bob has been involved extensively in litigation and arbitration, he finds that his greatest satisfaction is finding creative solutions to his clients’ problems. He uses his experience in national and international litigation and arbitration to apply logic, diplomacy and creativity to resolve many disputes long before they go through protracted litigation. Bob believes that while certain cases must go to trial, it should be the exception, not the rule.