Robert S. Brams
Author, Brain Tumor Survivor and Still Fighting
Robert S. Brams practiced law for over 30 years, including as a partner in the Washington, DC offices of Patton Boggs and of Greenberg Traurig.
In both firms, he served as either a practice group chair or co-chair of the Real Estate, Government Contracts, and Construction Projects groups. He handled development matters, as well as claims and disputes around the world on major infrastructure projects, frequently in the Middle East. He served as lead counsel on the Katrina Hurricane and the Super Storm Sandy cleanup projects. He has handled matters involving dams, tunnels, bridges, corporate headquarters, and data centers, and disputes arising on the Big Dig project in Boston. He was a frequent author and lecturer on a variety of infrastructure development issues. He has been recognized as a “Best Lawyer” by various organizations and as an “Eminent Practitioner” by Chambers, the leading publication ranking top lawyers around the world.
Brams is at stage 3 (the final stage) of his brain tumor, will have regular MRIs for life, but fully intends to beat this cancer!
Take a look into Bob’s life!
Bob, Kim, Taylor, and Garrett 2022
Brams Family Photo
Richard (dad), Bob and Renee (mom)! May they both rest in peace…
Bob with US Senator Chris Coon at Bob’s Book Signing (2022)
Picture with Congressman Raskin. Raising the brain cancer funding issue with this Congressman. After hearing my story, Raskin referred to me as his “HERO.” But I’m no hero till we’ve beaten Brain Cancer.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and Bob. Bob and Attorney General Brown worked together on the new legislation for Public Private Partnerships.
Bob and Garrett — Gone fishing, enjoyed the haul!
Bob and Dad
Cant forget our best friend Leo
Senator Coons authored the Foreword for the Brams’s book. Senator Coons and Brams have twice presented together at fight cancer events. Coons has spokon a number of occasions on his family’s personal connection to the cancer battle. Throughout his career, Coons has been recognized for his bipartisan style and for putting “pragmatism over politics.”