McCarthy Lebit Crystal & Liffman Co., LPA

Rob Glickman is a Chairman and head of McCarthy Lebit’s Litigation group. He served as the firm’s Managing Principal from 2018-2024. Since joining the firm in 2004, Rob has litigated matters on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants in State and Federal Courts involving white-collar crime, construction, securities, employment issues, intellectual property litigation, and professional negligence. Concurrently, Rob carries an active alternative dispute resolution practice, serving as a private judge, arbitrator, or mediator. Additionally, Rob works in the Education practice group to handle a variety of matters involving educational services and student discipline. Prior to joining the firm, Rob served as an Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor in the Major Trial Unit wherein he was responsible for handling aggravated murder, white-collar crime, and other high-profile cases. In 2001, Rob was appointed by Governor Bob Taft to serve as Judge for the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas and presided over cases involving complex civil and criminal issues before retiring from the bench in 2004. Rob has served as an adjunct professor at CSU’s College of Law, teaching advanced trial advocacy. He’s also a frequent lecturer and panelist at various continuing education seminars. Education University of North Carolina, Bachelor of Arts Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Juris Doctor Memberships & Affiliations Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, Member American Bar Association, Member Ohio State Bar Association, Member William K. Thomas Inn of Court, Master of the Bench Litigation Counsel of America, Senior Fellow Order of Centurions, Barrister