Robert R. Dooley

Robert Dooley received his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where he was an active participant in Student Government and served as a University Senator his Junior Year.  In his final semester at Stony Brook, Robert studied in Bangalore, India and traveled the country studying the Indian Democracy, politics, and legal system.  Robert visited ancient cultural landmarks, including Jainist, Buddhist, and Hindu temples.

Robert received his J.D. from Touro Law School, where he was enrolled as a night student.  While in Law School, Robert participated in the 2007 regional negotiation competition and the 2007 and 2008 mediation competitions.  Robert received Cali awards (the award given by the professor for the student deemed most outstanding in the class) in both Environmental Law and in Interviewing, Negotiating, and Counseling.

While attending Law School, Robert worked full time as a Law Clerk at a commercial litigation law firm on Long Island where he prepared pleadings, discovery documents, and motions in a wide array of legal areas including: Real Property Law, Labor Law, Premise Liability, Municipal Law, Judicial Law, Religious Liberty, Insurance Law, New York State Practice and Contracts.

Since joining the Law Office of Frederick Eisenbud, Robert has been involved in cases pertaining to floodplain and drainage issues, CERCLA, oil spills, cost recovery litigation, pesticide regulation, groundwater contamination, Brownfields sites, wetlands regulation, and hazardous waste.  Robert has also lectured on and wrote articles relating to both Federal and New York Environmental Laws and regulations.

Robert was admitted to practice law in the State of New York in January, 2010.

Robert and his wife, Melissa, reside in Middle Island, New York.