Bob is of counsel in the firm's commercial litigation group, where he focuses on complex litigation and class action defense arising from commercial relationships including: vendor-purchaser disputes (including real estate, sale of goods and warranty matters), and lender-borrower disputes (including lender liability and consumer financial services matters). He also has a substantial practice representing clients in appellate litigation.

Among the complex litigation matters Bob has handled recently are some 60 eminent domain cases for a major electrical transmission line project, the effective defense to class certification in a consumer products multidistrict litigation, and obtaining a significant ruling on standing in appeals in administrative proceedings.

He has taught Sales and Leases (UCC Articles 2 and 2A) as an adjunct professor at the T.C Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond since 1993. He writes and lectures frequently on real estate and class action litigation matters.