About Robert A.
Robert A. Dietz earned his law degree from Duke University School of Law in 1973 after completing a Bachelor of Science at Lehigh University in 1970. He entered the legal profession at a time of change in the courts and in practice. Those formative years set the tone for a long career underpinned by traditional training and steady work in the law.
He is licensed to practice in New Hampshire and has spent decades working in the state’s legal community. Over more than five decades since receiving his J.D., Dietz has maintained a practice that blends courtroom work and client counseling. Colleagues describe him as steady and practical. Clients have relied on him for straightforward advice.
Dietz is a lawyer at Normandin, Cheney & O Neil, PLLC. That association places him in a firm environment where he has handled a range of matters for local clients. He has been involved in cases and files that required familiarity with New Hampshire statutes and procedures, as well as routine court appearances. His day-to-day work has included research, pleadings, and advocacy when matters moved toward litigation.
He remains active in the state’s professional organizations. Dietz holds current memberships in the New Hampshire State Bar and the New Hampshire Bar Association. Those memberships have kept him connected to developments in state law and to fellow practitioners across the state. He has attended continuing education and bar events that help lawyers keep pace with changes in rules and practice.
People who encounter Dietz’s work find a deliberate style. He favors clear explanations over ornate advocacy. That clarity serves both in negotiations and in court papers. It also helps in client meetings, where legal choices can be complex and outcomes uncertain.
Across a long career, Dietz has seen the law change. He has also adapted to new procedures and technologies used in practice. Today he continues to serve clients through Normandin, Cheney & O Neil, PLLC, applying his experience to matters arising under New Hampshire law and providing representation in state proceedings.
