Bob Doyle focuses on trial practice in state and federal court on Long Island and in the City of New York. Bob handles various types of cases, including construction accidents, trucking accidents, contract disputes, premises liability, municipal liability, vehicular negligence, and criminal law. He also defends physicians, dentists, hospitals, and healthcare facilities in malpractice actions. Bob also is counsel to many businesses, where he advises his clients concerning all aspects of their operations and employment-related issues. Further, he has served as special prosecutor on behalf of Long Island school districts in the investigation of alleged superintendent corruption and in school board member removal proceedings.
Prior to joining Lewis Johs, Bob worked as an Assistant District Attorney for Suffolk County, where he handled all stages of criminal prosecution. Bob also served ten years in the United States Army Reserve, where he tried many cases both as a prosecutor and defense attorney in the J.A.G. Corps.
Bob serves on the Board of Directors for the Nassau-Suffolk Trial Lawyers Association, and on the Board of Trustees for both the Catholic Health Services Continuing Care Division and the Maryhaven Center of Hope Foundation. Additionally, Bob is a member of the Advisory Council for Stony Brook University's Athletic Department. Bob has lectured extensively on issues of pretrial discovery and trial practice before the New York State Bar Association, New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers, and Suffolk County Bar Association.
Bob is admitted to practice in New York, Maryland, and in the United States District Court, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. He is a member of the New York State Bar Association, the Suffolk County Bar Association (Supreme Court Committee, Judicial Screening Committee), the Nassau-Suffolk Trial Lawyers Association, and the Defense Research Institute.
Bob Doyle earned his Juris Doctor degree in 1992 from Washington & Lee University School of Law, where he competed on the National Moot Court Team. In 1989, he was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in American Government from the University of Virginia.