Judge Robert LeBlanc, who served as a distinguished member of the 9th Circuit Court in Florida. Elected in 2006, he officially assumed office in 2007, contributing to the judiciary until his well-earned retirement on July 16, 2022.

Born in Quebec, Canada, Judge LeBlanc pursued his academic journey with a bachelor's degree from Bradford College in 1980, followed by a J.D. from the University of Miami Law School. His commitment to the legal profession was underscored by admission to the Bar in 1989.

Before donning the robe, Judge LeBlanc spent 17 years as a criminal defense lawyer, passionately advocating for justice in various legal capacities. His diverse career reflects a deep dedication to the principles of law and a commitment to service.

 Post-retirement from the judiciary, Rob embarked on a new chapter by delving into politics, real estate planning and syndication, providing expertise pro bono to contribute to community well-being. This endeavor reflects ongoing dedication to the legal profession and the belief in the importance of accessible legal services for all.