About Robert Munley
Robert Munley III trained in two different regions of the country. He earned a B.A. from Barry University in 1991 and completed his J.D. at Oklahoma City University School of Law in 1995. He later pursued advanced trial training and holds an Executive Education Certificate in The Ultimate in Trial Advocacy from Harvard University.
After law school, Munley built his career in Pennsylvania. He is admitted to practice in that jurisdiction and serves as a lawyer at Munley Law. Over the years he has remained active in bar circles and in organizations tied to courtroom practice.
Munley’s education in trial advocacy is reflected in his professional memberships. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice. He also belongs to the American Trial Lawyers Association. Locally, he maintains memberships in the Lackawanna County Bar Association and the Luzerne County Bar Association.
Outside the bar associations, Munley sits on the Board of Trustees of Landmark College. That role places him in the governance side of an academic institution. It is one of the public-facing roles he has kept alongside his legal work.
Colleagues describe Munley as a lawyer who has invested in courtroom skill development. The Harvard certificate underscores that commitment to trial craft. His association list aligns with a practice engaged in litigation and trial preparation. He has spent his career working at Munley Law, where he handles matters that require formal advocacy.
Munley balances professional association work and casework. He continues to attend seminars and trial workshops. These activities supplement the courtroom work he does and the professional roles he fills in county and statewide organizations.
He practices through Munley Law, operating out of the firm’s multiple offices across Pennsylvania. His work emphasizes trial work and litigation handled through the firm.
