Charles B. Roberts

Charles B. Roberts is a distinguished attorney based in Fredericksburg, Virginia, with a focus on personal injury and wrongful death cases. With more than three decades in the field, he has achieved numerous million-dollar verdicts and settlements. His expertise has earned him accolades such as being named one of the "Capital Region's Premier Personal Injury Attorneys" by the Wall Street Journal.

His recognition extends to being honored as "A Top Trial Lawyer in America" by the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Mr. Roberts' clientele includes a diverse range of individuals, from NFL players, including a Super Bowl-winning running back from the Pittsburgh Steelers, to television stars, recording artists, professionals, and public figures. His high-profile cases have been featured across various media platforms, including television, print, and radio.

One notable case involved the wrongful death of a Virginia resident due to a 911 Emergency Response System failure, which was highlighted in a program by the multiple Emmy Award-winning show "Insider Exclusive." Another significant case involved representing Tareq Salahi in a $50 million personal injury lawsuit against the band Journey and a Hollywood publicity agent, garnering national attention.

Mr. Roberts is an esteemed member of the American Trial Lawyers' Association and the Virginia Trial Lawyers' Association. He is an alumnus of Harvard Law School and the author of "How to Handle a Motor Vehicle Accident Case," sharing his insights and knowledge in the field.