Robert B. Frost, Jr.

Rob Frost received three Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of Tennessee and graduated cum laude from the Tulane University School of Law.

Rob has a general civil practice, and his practice includes such areas as corporations, insurance defense, personal injury, bankruptcy and real estate law.

Besides practicing law, Rob was elected to the Knoxville City Council in 2001 and re-elected in 2005. He has served on the City’s Audit Committee as well as the City’s Beer Board.

In 2009, Rob was one of thirty-five attorneys in Tennessee selected for the Tennessee Bar Association's Leadership Law initiative. He was also honored with the disABILITY Resource Center’s Community Leader Spirit of ADA Award.

In 2008, Rob was recognized by Legal Aid of East Tennessee for "Outstanding Public Service." He was also named to the Greater Knoxville Business Journal’s "40 Under 40" list of 40 business and community leaders under the age of 40.

He was honored with the Friend of Fountain City Award in 2003 and Knox Heritage's Citation for Preservation Leadership in 2001.

Rob has previously been involved in real estate development projects that have been honored with Metropolitan Planning Commission Excellence Awards, Keep Knoxville Beautiful Orchid Awards and awards from Knox Heritage.

He additionally served on the board of his former neighborhood organization for a decade and is a former board member of Knox Heritage as well as formerly serving on the City's Historic Zoning Commission and the Mayor’s Task Force on Historic Preservation.

Rob and his wife were honored by Knox Heritage for the renovation of their former 114-year-old home in the Historic Fourth & Gill Neighborhood.

He enjoys spending time with his family, coaching youth baseball and attending baseball games with his family.