Robert J. Stanford

Background

Stanford, Robert J. was born on February 26, 1929 in New York, New York, United States.

Education

Georgetown University (Bachelor of Science, 1951). Georgetown University Law Center (Bachelor of Laws, 1955).

Career

Admitted to the bar, 1955, District of Columbia. 1977, Maryland.

Member, District of Columbia Circuit Advisory Committee on Civil Rules and Procedures, 1968-1970. Member: The District of Columbia Bar.

The Bar Association of the District of Columbia (Member, Committee on Medico-Legal Matters and Relations with Medical Society, 1965.

Chairman, Negligence Committee, 1968-1972. Trustee, The Research Foundation, 1975-1978).

American Bar Association. Association of Plaintiffs Trial Attorneys of Metropolitan Washington, District of Columbia (President, 1968-1969.

Plaintiffs" Lawyer of the Year, 1979).

The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Member, Board of Governors, 1969-1971). The Counsellors; American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys. Military: Officer, SAC, United States.

Air Force, 1951-1953.

With Litigation as its primary focus, the firm specializes in representing clients with claims for damages for delayed diagnosis of cancer and birth injury malpractice.

Achievements

• Robert J. Stanford has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, District of Columbia Circuit Advisory Committee on Civil Rules and Procedures, 1968-1970. Member: The District of Columbia Bar. The Bar Association of the District of Columbia (Member, Committee on Medico-Legal Matters and Relations with Medical Society, 1965.

Chairman, Negligence Committee, 1968-1972.

Trustee, The Research Foundation, 1975-1978). American Bar Association.

Association of Plaintiffs Trial Attorneys of Metropolitan Washington, District of Columbia (President, 1968-1969. Plaintiffs" Lawyer of the Year, 1979).

The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Member, Board of Governors, 1969-1971).

The Counsellors. American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys. Military: Officer, SAC, United States.

Air Force, 1951-1953.