Robert Oehrig

Robert P. Oehrig was born in Baltimore and grew up in the Baltimore area. After leaving Maryland for four years to attend The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, Robert returned to the Old Line State for law school. In the spring of 2014, Robert graduated from the University of Baltimore Law School.

After passing the Bar Exam in July, 2014, and being admitted to the Maryland Bar, Robert and a colleague opened a general practice law firm: Oehrig & Mailman, LLC. As a Managing Partner of Oehrig & Mailman, LLC, Robert was primarily responsible for drafting pleadings, motions, briefs and other papers filed in civil litigation matters in district and circuit courts throughout Maryland. He placed great emphasis on writing clearly and conscisely so as to present the best legal arguments for the firm's clients. While a member of Oehrig & Mailman, LLC, his practice also emphasized appellate practice as well as estate planning, estate administration and probate.

In July, 2016, Robert opened The Law Office of Robert P. Oehrig, LLC to pursue his own legal passions: appellate research and writing, and assisting individuals and families with all of their estate planning needs. 

Robert is a published author with considerable copy-editing experience; he co-edited  William Woodward Baldwin, 1862-1954: His Era Immensely Simplified, and he is presently working on the third-person narrative of a U.S. Army Ambulance Section from Harvard University that served in France for 21 months during World War One.