Robin Bleiweis

Robin Bleiweis is a member of Bailey Glasser's Consumer Litigation Practice Group, where she litigates matters involving debt collection, consumer finance, and other deceptive, unfair, and fraudulent business practices. 

The firm's Consumer Litigation Practice Group handles individual and class cases involving pay-to-pay fee schemes, debt collection, data breach, consumer finance, TCPA violations, illegal repossessions and foreclosures, predatory mortgage loans, illegal loan servicing, defective products, employee wage-payment and overtime rights, mismanaged ERISA funds, and a host of other consumer and employment matters.

Robin is dedicated to fighting for justice. Her experience includes clerking at the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, being a research associate at the Center for American Progress, and most recently being a Public Interest Fellow at a plaintiff-side class action firm. As part of this fellowship, Robin spent three months with the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs, where she supported litigation and investigations involving civil rights, disability, and employment matters on behalf of Washington, D.C. residents. Robin also has experience representing federal employees in employment discrimination and whistleblower matters. 

Robin earned her J.D. with honors from the University of North Carolina School of Law where she participated in the Civil Legal Assistance Clinic, representing clients in workers’ rights and prisoners’ rights matters. She graduated magna cum laude from Wake Forest University with a bachelor’s degree in sociology and psychology.

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