Craig A. Roeb

Craig Roeb concentrates his practice in general liability and product liability, transportation, business and employment litigation, and catastrophic injury matters. With extensive experience in trial, arbitration, mediation and appellate proceedings, Craig is known for his practical approach to complex disputes, representing clients in a wide range of matters across California’s state and federal courts toward cost efficient and strategically successful outcomes. He serves as co-chair of the firm’s Product Liability practice group.

Prior to joining Segal McCambridge, Craig was an associate, a partner, and then shareholder at Chapman Glucksman, a full-service California litigation firm for almost 38 years. In addition to his extensive litigation practice, he volunteers his time as a pro tem judge for the Los Angeles Superior Court in civil, criminal and harassment cases. He also represents indigent clients through the Alliance for Children’s Rights in pro bono adoption cases in the Family Law court, as well as Indigenous American women and children in local Tribal Court who seek protection against threats and actual acts of violence by family members or others in their personal lives.

Craig earned his J.D. from Loyola Law School, and his B.A. in political science with distinction from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Craig was born and raised in Los Angeles, which he still calls his home. He and his wife have been married for 35 years and have two children.  They also have a 120 lb. Labrador Retriever named Teddy that they recently adopted from a local rescue, who like most Labs, has now overtaken control over their entire house.