Campbell Huber PLLC
Attorney

Bob Dry

Partner
A calm, strategic litigator focused on healthcare liability, commercial disputes and practical solutions.
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Bob Dry
Phone(214) 665-2023
Emailbob.dry@campbellhuber.com
RolePartner
OfficeAddison / Dallas
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About Robert

Bob Dry is a seasoned litigator with a sharp eye for strategy and a calm, client-centered approach. At Campbell Huber, Bob focuses on healthcare liability claims and commercial litigation, bringing nearly two decades of experience to the defense of physicians, nurses, EMTs, hospitals and long-term-care facilities.

Within the firm, Bob handles matters ranging from malpractice defense to contract disputes and construction-related litigation. Whether advising a hospital system or representing a contractor, he prioritizes clarity, fairness and resolution.

Bob's greatest satisfaction comes from helping clients understand the legal process, building trust and crafting smart, workable solutions to difficult problems.

At a Glance

Focus & Experience

Area of Focus

Medical Malpractice Defense

Area of Focus

Commercial Litigation

Area of Focus

Contract Disputes

Area of Focus

Construction-Related Litigation

Background

Credentials & Experience

Education
  • Juris Doctor, South Texas College of Law
  • B.A. in Public Relations, Southern Methodist University
Admissions
  • Texas — 2005
  • New Mexico — 2025
Professional Background

Before practicing law, Bob taught fourth and sixth grade. His legal career has included work at respected firms developing experience in courtroom advocacy and complex legal analysis.

Areas of Focus
  • Medical Malpractice Defense
  • Commercial Litigation
  • Contract Disputes
  • Construction-Related Litigation
Beyond the Role

Outside the Office

Outside the office, Bob's world revolves around his wife and five children, with weekends often filled by sporting events, band performances and family outings. The Dry household also includes Peggy, a terrier mix, and Layla, an English Bulldog. When they can get away, the family heads to the beach, Disney World, or the mountains of West Texas and New Mexico. On rare weekends without the kids, Bob and his wife enjoy country music in small venues and beach getaways in Mexico. Before becoming an attorney, Bob taught fourth and sixth grade—and, according to the original firm bio, he still owes Woody Harrelson twelve dollars.