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The Law Firm and it’s AttorneysThe law firm began in 1975, when the residence often known locally as “the Hawkins House” was converted to a law office. In 1981, attorneys R. Romer Brown and Carolyn Justh began their association in the practice of law. That partnership remains today as one of the longest ongoing law practices in North Idaho. |
| Robert R. Romero, Jr. has practiced in Kootenai County since becoming a member of the State Bar in 1996. He was born and raised in Northern California and graduated from California State University at Chico where he participated in intercollegiate sports and worked on a part-time basis with a real estate investment group. Upon graduating from college he went to work in the title insurance field and eventually was made a lead title officer at a large firm in Sacramento. With the downturn of the real estate market, Robert entered law school at the University of Idaho, became a member and in his final two years, the president of the school’s chapter of the Federalist Society. He was appointed to the City of Moscow’s Board of Zoning Adjustments in 1994 and received his law degree in December of 1995. Upon being admitted to the bar, Robert Romero worked at a small “boutique” real estate law firm for a year and then went to work for the Kootenai County Public Defenders Office to gain courtroom experience and exposure. He made significant contacts and gained a great deal of courtroom experience in the four years he worked there. Robert has been with us here at Brown, Justh & Romero, PLLC since 2001, but has brought additional trial advocacy skills to the firm along with a strong background in real estate and criminal defense. He became a member of the firm in 2004. Robert Romero practices primarily real estate, general business, criminal defense and juvenile criminal defense. He continues to be a member of the Federalist Society and the Idaho State Bar Real Estate Section. He is admitted to practice in the State and Federal Courts of Idaho, as well as the Federal Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit. |