Bob Webster is among the most successful trial attorneys in Dallas, with 15 years in private practice, 22 years as a government prosecutor, and over 9 years as a solo practitioner.

Bob was Partner at the Dallas law firm Fitzpatrick, Hagood, Smith & Uhl, LLP from 2007-2015. There, he handled a wide range of Federal criminal and administrative defense cases, specializing in white collar defense, corporate compliance, securities violations, and criminal appellate practice.

For the previous 22 years, Bob worked as a federal government prosecutor in Dallas from 1985-2007. While serving as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, he investigated and prosecuted violations of federal criminal laws, including complex white collar fraud, violent crime (including death penalty cases), and narcotics/controlled substances violations. Bob subsequently became Chief of the Criminal Division, supervising 65 prosecutors and all of the District’s cases for 10 years.

Bob also served as attorney for the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice, where he initiated, developed and prosecuted criminal antitrust conspiracies and related violations of federal law. He coordinated and directed complex grand jury investigations, including RICO, ultimately resulting in indictments and trials. He engaged in all phases of Sherman Act criminal prosecutions —extensive discovery, motions and pleadings practice, and trial. He participated in all phases of alternative dispositions to criminal litigation, including plea negotiations, compelled testimony, and deferred prosecutions.