About Robert
Robert Frantz is a Pennsylvania attorney who practices workers’ compensation law at Pfeiffer, Brown, DiNicola & Frantz. He holds a certification from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court as a workers’ compensation specialist and has been recognized as a SuperLawyer. He maintains membership in the Pennsylvania State Bar and handles matters that arise under the state’s workers’ compensation system.
Frantz’s practice is rooted in the administrative and judicial processes that govern workplace injury claims. He represents clients in hearings before workers’ compensation judges and in related appellate matters. His work involves drafting pleadings, preparing evidentiary submissions, and arguing contested issues of benefit entitlement, causation, and medical treatment. He appears regularly in forums where the technical rules of procedure and medical proof shape outcomes.
Colleagues describe Frantz as methodical in litigation. He prepares for hearings with detailed review of medical records and deposition testimony. He also coordinates with treating providers and vocational experts when those perspectives are relevant to a claim. While much of the work is handled in administrative settings, he also addresses legal issues that require court intervention or appellate briefing.
The certification from the state’s high court signals a specialized standing in the field. That credential requires demonstrated competence in workers’ compensation law and adherence to statewide standards. The SuperLawyer recognition reflects selections by peers and independent evaluations; it is one of several professional distinctions Frantz has received over the course of his career.
Active membership in the Pennsylvania State Bar keeps him connected to developments in state law and procedure. He follows changes in rules and decisions that affect benefit calculations, evidentiary standards, and the scope of employer and insurer obligations. Those developments often play a practical role in how he advises clients and prepares cases for hearing.
At Pfeiffer, Brown, DiNicola & Frantz he handles matters that involve contested claims, settlement negotiations, and appeals arising from administrative rulings. He balances case preparation with the practical needs of clients who are seeking resolution of workplace injury disputes. As of 2026 he practices workers’ compensation law in Pennsylvania at Pfeiffer, Brown, DiNicola & Frantz.
