Robert A. Weisberg concentrates his legal practice in the area of complex commercial litigation as well as financial restructuring, bankruptcy reorganization and commercial transactions. For more than 40 years, he has represented corporations and businesses, and high net worth individuals, in federal and state trial and appellate courts.   He has also represented business debtors, creditors, and creditor committees in court supervised bankruptcies and out-of-court restructuring proceedings. In connection with his practice he assists companies and individuals to resolve civil disputes which are complex and often go to the core of their businesses.  Matters he has recently been involved with include private equity lenders, land use disputes, commercial mortgage foreclosures, international condemnation proceedings, and intra-family contests involving a nine-figure fine arts collection.    Notably, he also served as the co-counsel representing Oakland County in the City of Detroit Chapter 9 bankruptcy proceedings, which is the largest municipality case ever filed. He has also assisted debtors (companies and individuals) in preserving and protecting their assets in times of economic downturn.  He was particularly valuable to real estate developers, commercial businesses and manufacturers during the Great Recession in both litigation and negotiation to assist them in maximizing their holdings and avoiding bankruptcy.

He is a member of the Oakland County Bar Association. He serves on the bankruptcy mediation panel for the United States Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Michigan and is a former member of the American Bankruptcy Institute Central States Advisory Committee. He recently served as Chairperson of the Chapter 11 Subcommittee for revision of the Eastern District of Michigan Local Bankruptcy Rules and a former chairperson of the Oakland County (Michigan) Bar Association Bankruptcy Committee.

• Federal Bar Association
• American Bar Association
• American Bankruptcy Institute
• Oakland County Bar Association

• Georgetown Tax Lawyer Review, Co-Editor, 1976
• “Protection of Secured Interests in Bankruptcy in Michigan,” Co-Editor, National Business Institute, Inc., 1992
• “The Secured Lender: Victim or Villain? – The Battle to Prevent Separate Classification of Unsecured Deficiency Claims in Bankruptcy,” Michigan Real Property Review, Fall 1994
• “The Road Less Traveled: Alternatives to Bankruptcy for Businesses,” Laches, Oakland County Bar Association, Bankruptcy Law Issue, June 2000
• “Fraud and the Bankruptcy Code,” Co-Author, “The Handbook of Fraud Deterrence,” John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2007
• “Canadian Restructurings, ‘The China Factor,’” CAIRP Commercial Insolvency and Restructuring Session, 2007
• “Strategies in Negotiating Financing Orders; How Can David Beat Goliath?,” American Bankruptcy Institute, Central States Bankruptcy Workshop, 2008
• Co-Author and Co-Presenter, “Tour de Fraud,” American Bankruptcy Institute, Central States Bankruptcy Workshop, 2014.

• AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
• Selected to Super Lawyers, Top Attorneys in Michigan, 2008 - 2022 editions
• dbusiness, "Top Lawyers in Metropolitan Detroit", 2010, 2013, 2017, 2018