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Prior to starting Zarbin Law Firm in Upper Marlboro in Maryland, Robert Zarbin was a top litigating attorney at Saiontz & Kirk and the Jaklitsch Law Group. Mr. Zarbin has been practicing in the field of perosnal injury litigation for twenty-five years. His experience includes representing claimants in automobile accidents, truck accidents, workers' compensation and product liability suits and at all levels, whether it is the District Court, the Circuit Court, the Worker's Compensation Commission, the Superior Court, or the Appellate Courts.
A graduate of Loyola University School of Law, Mr. Zarbin is licensed in Maryland and the District of Columbia. He is a member of the District of Columbia Bar Association, Maryland State Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Justinian Society. He is the Past President of the Maryland Association for Justice and served as the Chair of the Legislative Section. As the Legislative Chair, Mr. Zarbin has spent a great deal of the time with the Legislature fighting to protect the rights of injured people.
About Robert Zarbin
Law School: Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
Admitted: 1987, Maryland
Honors and Awards:
- Appointed by Governor Martin O'Malley to the Anne Arundel County Judicial Nominating Commission., 2009
- Robert Zarbin was chosen as one of the 2011 Honorees for the Leadership in Law Award. Each year, The Daily Record chooses 25 members from the legal community, statewide, with this honor. The award is given to those individuals who have shown leadership not only through their practice of law but also through their actions within the community., Leadership in Law, The Daily Record , 2011
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Delegate, American Association for Justice
- Past President, Maryland Association for Justice
- Member, Justinian Society
- Member, District of Columbia Bar Association
- District of Columbia
- Maryland
- Immediate Past President of the Maryland Association for Justice; Past Chair of the MAJ Legislative Committee; Past Chair of the MAJ Workers' Compensation Committee; Immediate Past President of the Council of Presidents for the American Association for Justice; Delegate of the American Association for Justice; Peer Review Panel Member of the Attorney Grievance Commission., 2011
Educational Background:
- Loyola University of Maryland, BA Degree in Philosophy., 1983
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