Robert Rubinson

Robert Rubinson serves as the Gilbert A. Holmes Professor of Clinical Theory and Practice and Director of the Mediation Clinic for Families at the University of Baltimore School of Law, holding a J.D. from New York University and B.A. from Columbia University.

His research spans Professional Ethics, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Critical Legal Theory, Poverty Law, and Mediation. He co-authored the leading texts "Ethical Problems in the Practice of Law" (6th ed.) and "Family Mediation: Theory and Practice" (2nd ed.), with articles published in the South Carolina Law Review, Nevada Law Journal, and Clinical Law Review.

His honors include:

• Gilbert A. Holmes Professor of Clinical Theory and Practice

Rubinson served as reporter for the Maryland Court of Appeals Ethics 2002 Committee and chaired the Maryland State Bar Association’s Section Council on Legal Education. As clinic director, he supervises student mediators in family cases and provides frequent media commentary on legal ethics.