About Robert
Robert George studied journalism as an undergraduate and later returned to school for law. He earned a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Pennsylvania in 1984. More than two decades later he completed a J.D. at the University of Maine School of Law in 2006. That gap between degrees shapes a career that bridges different kinds of communication and dispute resolution.
After law school he began practicing in Massachusetts and became a member of the Massachusetts State Bar in 2006. In the same year he took on the role of managing partner at George & Davis P.C. The firm’s name also references mediation, and his title indicates a leading role in the firm’s operations and case management.
Professional associations form a steady part of his work life. He has been a member of the Worcester County Bankruptcy Bar since 2007 and joined the National Association of Consumer and Bankruptcy Lawyers in the same year. Those memberships align him with lawyers who handle bankruptcy, consumer claims and related proceedings in the state and at the national level.
In practice he has handled bankruptcy matters and consumer-related legal work. His experience in bankruptcy circles suggests familiarity with Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings, creditor negotiations and court procedures. The firm’s inclusion of mediation in its name also signals that alternative dispute resolution plays a role in how some cases are handled, whether that means settlement conferences or structured mediations.
Colleagues and opponents tend to describe him as someone who manages both case details and the business side of a small firm. He has balanced courtroom filings and client paperwork alongside overseeing firm workflow. That combination reflects the practical demands of running an office that serves individuals and small businesses facing financial and consumer-law issues.
He practices in Massachusetts and maintains memberships that keep him connected to local and national bankruptcy communities. His current work centers on bankruptcy and consumer representation in Massachusetts.
