Hirst Applegate congratulates Rob Jarosh on his election as President of the Wyoming State Bar. Rob has been a member of the firm since 2003 and served as Managing Partner from 2008-2016. We are excited that Rob will put his leadership, vision, and skills to work for the entire state bar.
Rob graduated from Cheyenne Central High School in 1989 where he first became interested in the law as a participant in the Wyoming High School Mock Trial Program. He graduated from the University of Wyoming with a B.S. (1993), an M.A. (1995), and a J.D. (2001). From 2001-2002, Rob served a clerkship with Federal Magistrate Judge William C. Beaman.
Jarosh primarily practices as a civil litigator, including in the areas of employment litigation, commercial litigation, product liability litigation, complex litigation, and personal injury litigation. He also provides employment training and counseling to private and public organizations, and serves as an administrative hearing officer for various governmental entities in Laramie County. He has an active trial practice that includes work in state district courts throughout the State, as well as federal district court.
When he is not working, Jarosh volunteers as a coach and/or judge for the high school mock trial program and the We the People civics program, and coaches youth baseball. He also serves as the President for the Board of Directors for STRIDE Learning Center. Jarosh is also a member of the Cowboy Joe Club Board of Directors, and serves on the University of Wyoming Athletic Director’s Advisory Council. From 2008-2014, he served the Wyoming State Bar on the Board of Continuing Legal Education, including as the Chairperson.
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