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For over 20 years, Robert Loeb has provided aggressive criminal defense in the Chicago area and throughout Illinois. Through a combination of hard work and talented trial skills, he diligently fights for clients’ rights in both state and federal courts.
When you are facing criminal charges, the thought of conviction, imprisonment, or even a criminal record can be emotionally overwhelming. Confusion about how the legal process works, what to expect and how your case will turn out are foremost on your mind. Hiring a criminal defense attorney who has years of experience is vital for your case. Robert A. Loeb has experience on both sides of the courtroom – as a former Assistant State’s Attorney acting as prosecutor and also as a criminal defense attorney. Insight from trying both sides of a case is invaluable when preparing an effective defense. The Law Office of Robert Loeb provides knowledge from an inside prospective of various strategies and effective approaches. As a leader in the Illinois State Bar Association and as professor who teaches criminal trial advocacy to law students and lawyers, Robert Loeb provides effective representation in all types of criminal cases.
In addition to being an outstanding trial lawyer, Robert Loeb also provides clients with the personal attention they deserve. We understand the stress experienced when waiting to hear about your case. We don’t like to leave our clients hanging, not knowing where you stand or what comes next. At our law firm, we keep clients informed. When needed, Robert Loeb makes himself accessible evenings and weekends. Additionally, attorney Rachel Zebio will associate with Mr. Loeb on occasions when an additional attorney is needed.
To arrange a consultation, please call 312-368-0611 or use our online quick contact email.
Criminal defense attorney serving clients who are charged in federal cases (U.S. District Court) and with state criminal cases in Chicago (all courts), and outlying courthouses including Skokie, Rolling Meadows, Maybrook, Bridgeview, Markham, Waukegan, Joliet, and Wheaton. |
