Robert N. “Bob” Driscoll is a highly experienced attorney renowned for guiding clients through complex, high-stakes legal challenges with a focus on safeguarding their liberty. As a former Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Chief of Staff of the Civil Rights Division at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Bob offers unparalleled insight into navigating complex judicial and congressional proceedings, government investigations, and civil and criminal cases.

Bob advises a diverse clientele, including corporations, financial institutions, governmental entities, and individuals. He excels in matters involving legislative and executive branch investigations, leveraging his deep understanding of governmental processes to provide effective counsel. Bob is a trusted advocate for entities facing government investigations—whether criminal, civil, or administrative—and has represented clients in numerous high-profile cases involving federal grand jury subpoenas, congressional subpoenas (including those related to impeachment and the January 6th Committee), and various agency investigations.

Known for his calm and strategic approach, Bob is sought after by clients in high-profile investigations, including notable figures in government and business. His experience testifying before House and Senate Committees and preparing others for testimony enhances his ability to support clients under intense public scrutiny.

Bob’s proficiency in constitutional law and civil rights, including writing Supreme Court amicus briefs and teaching federal courts law, enables him to tackle novel legal issues with confidence. His innovative legal strategies are tailored to each case's unique circumstances. Additionally, his extensive network and deep understanding of Washington D.C. dynamics allow him to navigate government channels efficiently, saving clients time and resources.

Beyond his legal career, Bob enjoys Boston sports, nonfiction, mystery novels, and literature on spirituality and meditation.