Rob Woodcock joined Blalack & Williams in 2002 and concentrates his practice in creditor's rights litigation and collections. Prior to joining the firm, Rob maintained a heavy civil litigation caseload as well as devoting substantial time to residential real estate and landlord/tenant issues. He currently prosecutes and defends the firm's clients in both state and federal courts. Having completed well over 100 trials and countless hearings, he is well-versed in all aspects of litigation, including the full range of motion and discovery practice, in addition to conducting both bench and jury trials.

Rob is also licensed to practice in each of the four federal bankruptcy courts in Texas where he focuses on adversary matters and trials. His state court practice includes such areas as collections, garnishments, general civil litigation, sequestrations, DTPA and FDCPA defense, wrongful termination defense, seizure suits, foreclosures, and other matters involving creditor's rights. Rob's practice is primarily devoted to servicing all the litigation needs of the firm's clients. Similar to other attorneys in the firm, he maintains an interest in pro bono work and assists low-income individuals in the local area with their legal concerns.