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About Robert N. Braker

“The bottom line is that the Firm has never represented anyone but injured people,it's what we do.” In nearly 35 years of practice at the Firm, Rob has handled thousands of cases and secured numerous settlements and verdicts of millions of dollars. Rob Braker heads up the firm’s vehicle accident and premises liability practice teams. His cases involve complex passenger vehicle, motorcycle and pedestrian accidents, commercial trucking accidents, serious injuries occurring on unsafe commercial properties, and claims against negligent alcohol servers. Rob’s father, Herbert Braker, was a successful personal injury lawyer and an obvious influence on both his career choice and how much he cares about his clients, but Rob thinks his youth athletic activities also played a role in shaping him as a practicing attorney.

The lawyers here are competitive people and many of us, including me, were serious athletes at one time. We bring that sports attitude here every day,we really want to win for our clients. This is not a golf tournament for me,I'm not interested in finishing 10th. In addition to the number of big-dollar verdicts and settlements that Rob has secured for clients, there’s another metric that proves how good he is: a significant portion of his cases arise from referrals from other personal injury lawyers.

Practice areas

Education

Temple University Beasley School of Law
J.D.
Duke University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Pennsylvania

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