Robert Kimball
Director of PIP & Trial Attorney at Michael Kelly Injury Lawyers
Boston, MA12 years experienceAdmitted 2013
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About Robert Kimball
Robert P. Kimball is the Director of PIP (Personal Injury Protection) and a Trial Attorney at Michael Kelly Injury Lawyers in Boston. He focuses on representing medical providers in contract actions against auto insurance carriers in addition to handling personal injury matters.
Kimball earned his Bachelor of Science from Northeastern University in 1992. He was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 2013.
Practice areas
Education
Northeastern University
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Massachusetts, admitted 2013
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