PRACTICES
ConstructionBusiness
Litigation
Mediation Services
EDUCATION
- Doctor of Jurisprudence, South Texas College of Law, 1992
- Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Delaware, 1987
LICENSED
- Colorado State Bar, 2012
- Texas State Bar, 1992
- Certified Mediator
COURT ADMISSIONS
- Colorado State Courts
- Texas State Courts
- United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
- U.S District Court—Western District of Texas
- U.S District Court—Eastern District of Texas
- U.S District Court—Southern District of Texas
- U.S District Court—Northern District of Texas
Robert L. Kaminski
Partner, Austin
Robert Kaminski is a Partner in our Austin Office.
Licensed in Texas and Colorado, Bob has been practicing law since 1992 and joined our firm as a name partner in 2001. A former mechanical engineer, Bob gravitated to cases involving technical issues early in his career and now focuses his practice on construction law and litigation. He advises clients on all aspects of a construction project, from negotiating contracts between parties, handling disputes during construction, asserting and defending payment, lien, and bond claims, and litigating post-construction defect claims. A certified mediator in Texas, Bob is always searching for creative paths to achieve his client’s goals while minimizing the burden protracted litigation has on clients. In addition to construction law, Bob also handles contract, real estate and business matters. In his spare time, Bob enjoys fly-fishing, wood and metal working, fixing just about anything, dog training, and spending time with his beautiful family.Professional and Community Activities
State Bar of TexasSpeeches and Publications
- Litigation Concepts for Homeowner and Condominium Owner Associations: Practical Considerations, Grocery Manufacturer Association & Food Product Associations Consumer Complaint Conference, 2007
- Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Texas: Recent Developments, American Mercury Insurance Company, in-house presentation
- Collecting Judgments in Texas: a Debtor’s View
- Other Insurance Clauses in Texas: Who Pays?