About Robert Anthony
Robert Anthony Hartsoe practices law in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, focusing on personal injury cases. He has built a diverse practice that includes medical malpractice, family law, divorce, business law, products liability, tax law, and arbitration and mediation. The firm he founded, Hartsoe & Associates, has been serving clients since its establishment. His office is known for its commitment to understanding the details of each case. He earned his J.D. from Washington University School of Law in 1994, following a B.A.
from Oral Roberts University in 1987. His legal career began in 1992 when he served as a law clerk and research assistant. Over the years, he has held various positions, including summer law clerk and legal assistant. In 1999, he became an associate lawyer, and in 2000, he took on the role of principal lawyer at his firm. Most of his work involves representing clients in personal injury cases, where he navigates the details of liability and damages. He also handles cases related to medical malpractice and family law, including divorce proceedings — Cases typically progress from initial consultations through negotiations and, when necessary, litigation in court.
His experience allows him to manage various legal stages effectively. Before establishing his firm, he worked in insurance as a multi-line claim representative and litigation specialist. This background provided him with valuable insights into the insurance industry's workings, which he applies to his current practice. His understanding of both sides of a case enhances his ability to advocate for his clients. Robert is a certified family financial mediator and actively participates in several legal associations. He is a member of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice, the North Carolina Christian Family Law Lawyers, and the Forsyth County Bar Association, among others.
His involvement in these organizations helps him stay current with legal developments and best practices. In addition to his legal practice, he serves as the Chair of the Technology Advisory Committee for the North Carolina Bar Association. This role supports his integrating technology into legal practice, ensuring that his firm remains at the forefront of legal innovation. He is dedicated to providing effective representation for his clients and continues to expand his expertise in various areas of law.
