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2929 Arch St, 13th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 1910410 Valley Stream Parkway
Suite 201A
Malvern, PA 19355
“The law is never as black and white as people want it to be. Strong advocacy recognizes that there are arguments before and against most every proposition. The key is to understand both the strengths and weaknesses of your position. Clients need an advocate who will put the best argument forward for their position and an advisor who will tell them the risks and consequences when deciding the best course of action. I am not the kind of lawyer who will always tell you want to hear, I will be the one who tells you what you need to know.”
Practice Areas
- Litigation
- Automobile Liability
- Commercial & Contract Disputes
- Construction Law
- Franchise & Distribution Disputes
- Insurance Coverage & Bad Faith
- Life, Health & Disability
- Liquor Law & Dram Shop Liability
- Officer & Director Liability
- Professional Liability
- Shareholder Disputes
- Sports & Entertainment
- Trucking & Transportation
Bar Admissions
- Pennsylvania
- U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania
- U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania
- U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Education
- J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif (1991)
- B.A., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, with distinction and honors (1988)
Robert J. Foster, Partner in the Firm’s Litigation Group, handles a wide variety of complex litigation matters, including class actions, minority shareholder disputes, unfair competition claims, Lanham Act claims, personal injury, first-party claims, UM/UIM arbitrations, insurance coverage claims, bad faith, and professional liability claims. He also has extensive appellate experience and has been asked to participate as Amicus Curiae by many prestigious organizations, including the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association. Additionally, Rob has been a consultant to many companies regarding indemnification, licensing, trademark, and copyright issues.
Rob is a frequent speaker at continuing legal education seminars on a wide range of subjects, including indemnification agreements, subrogation and liens, legal research and writing, technology, evidence, discovery, insurance coverage disputes, bad faith, and the Fair Share Act. In addition to lecturing, he has moderated an annual Judicial Forum on litigation techniques, which features judges from multiple jurisdictions in the Philadelphia region. The materials prepared for this seminar are used in similar forums conducted across the country.
Rob was an adjunct professor at Drexel University in the LeBow College of Business. From 2001-2018, he served as an adjunct professor at Temple University, teaching Legal and Ethical Issues in Sports and Recreation. Rob has been certified by the NFL and NBA Players Associations as a player representative. He has negotiated marketing deals on behalf of athletes and companies, has advised sports facilities, organizations, and professional teams on risk management and contractual issues, and has provided consultation and legal services to writers, musicians, and professional athletes. Additionally, he has engaged in national webcasts and has written articles on liability matters facing amateur sports organizations.
Rob also serves as Judge Pro Tempore with the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, serving as a settlement master. He regularly serves as an arbitrator, often as the chairperson, and has served as a Special Master at the request of the Court. He applies a neutral view towards any assignment, drawing on his diverse experiences on both sides of civil litigation. His extensive background and exceptional ability to comprehend and break down new and complex legal issues are invaluable assets in these endeavors.
Mini Med School for Attorneys
Navigating Through the ‘Additional Insured’ Endorsement
Selective Way Insurance Company v. Hospitality Group Services: Superior Court May Have Altered How Insurance Companies Must Act When Defending a Case Under a Reservation of Rights
Sports Law Update: The Role Morality Clauses Play in an Athlete’s Contract
Pennsylvania Superior Court Approves the Use of Named Driver Only Insurance Policies
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Grants Appeal in Nertavich v. PPL Elec Utilities
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Limits Application of Employer’s Exclusion in General Liability Insurance Policies
What Are the Rights of an Insured When it Wants to Settle a Case Being Defended Under a Reservation of Rights?
Trending Issues in Sports Law: Are Media Outlets Violating the Collective Bargaining Agreement Between the Players Union and Owners?
Sports Law Blog: When Is a Win Not a Win?
There Is More to Life Than Billable Hours
Robert Foster Authors Article For The Legal Intelligencer’s Personal Injury Supplement
Do the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Laws Apply to Real Estate Transactions?
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