Ami earned her bachelor's degree from Malone University and her law degree from the Cleveland State University Marshall College of Law. She and her husband live in Cleveland.

Ami is a part-time magistrate on the Willoughby Municipal Court and a practicing attorney at Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis.

Ami Imbrogno's campaign for judge of Cuyahoga County Court of Common Please is her first run for public office. 

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Has represented businesses, individuals, and governmental entities in several areas of law, including:  administrative law, antitrust, business and commercial litigation, civil rights, constitutional law, employment law, environmental law, insurance, intellectual property, international law, municipal law, personal injury, police practices, product liability, professional malpractice, real estate, regulatory compliance, securities, tax, and torts.

As a practicing attorney, provides legal counsel and representation to clients in the areas of labor law, criminal defense, consumer protection, business litigation, personal injury, mediation, federal, state, and county public law, and energy law. 

As a part-time magistrate, holds preliminary hearings in minor criminal cases, oversees civil suits and the recovery of personal property, and issues search and arrest warrants.

- As a practicing attorney, provides legal counsel and representation to clients in the areas of labor law, criminal defense, consumer protection, business litigation, personal injury, mediation, federal, state, and county public law, and energy law. 
- As a part-time magistrate, holds preliminary hearings in minor criminal cases, oversees civil suits and the recovery of personal property, and issues search and arrest warrants.

Legal Experience

Believes in promoting quick resolution and fairness through effective courtroom policies and a strong understanding of procedural and evidentiary rules.

Promotes quick resolutions and fairness through effective courtroom policies and a strong understanding of rules for court procedures and handling of evidence.

Believes in creating a judicial system that serves "the people and business of Cuyahoga County, not just attorneys and those in positions of power."

- Promotes quick resolutions and fairness through effective courtroom policies and a strong understanding of rules for court procedures and handling of evidence.
- Believes in creating a judicial system that serves "the people and business of Cuyahoga County, not just attorneys and those in positions of power."

Judicial Administration

Believes in "swift and fair justice" for Cuyahoga County.

- Believes in "swift and fair justice" for Cuyahoga County.

Judicial Philosophy

As of August 23, 2024, Ami Imbrogno’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ethics & Conduct

Lists being a member of the American Bar Association, the Florida Bar Association, and the Miami-Dade County Bar Association.

Ami is a member of the American Bar Association, the Florida Bar Association, and the Miami-Dade County Bar Association. Garfield Heights Municipal Court Volunteer Magistrate 


- Ami is a member of the American Bar Association, the Florida Bar Association, and the Miami-Dade County Bar Association. Garfield Heights Municipal Court Volunteer Magistrate 


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Ami Imbrogno

Ami Imbrogno lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with her husband. She graduated from Malone University and earned her law degree from Cleveland State University – Cleveland Marshall College of Law. 

Ami Imbrogno is a magistrate for the Willoughby Municipal Court. She is an attorney for the law firm Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis. 

Ami Imbrogno's campaign for Judge in Cuyahoga County will be her first run for public office. 

Served as a U.S. District Court judge for the Southern District of Ohio.

Served as a U.S. District Court judge for the Northern District of Ohio.

Served as a judge on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Served as Publications Editor for the Journal of Law and Health.

Completed training on Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) at the Ohio Job and Family Services Director's Association Human Resources Boot Camp in March 2024.

Co-authored a paper on liabilities and immunities for public recreation, which was published in the Northeast Ohio Law Directors Association.

Presented on the legal duty of the government to defend and indemnify public officials and employees in Section 1983 litigation.

Wrote an article titled "2016 OVI Update: Recent Fourth and Fifth Amendment Decisions" (2016).

Supports compliance with the U.S. and Ohio Constitutions, including the First, Second, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendments.

Completed training on risk management and legal liabilities in municipal governance.

Served as a legal expert in employment law for the Independent Electrical Contractors of Northern Ohio, providing guidance on labor-related issues and regulations affecting the electrical contracting industry.

Wrote a paper on minimizing litigation risk for public officials, which was published in the Ohio Municipal Attorneys Association July Law Institute.

Has experience in county, municipal, and local government law.

Has experience in all phases of litigation and advising clients on best practices and compliance.

As an attorney, represents businesses, individuals, and governmental entities. Researches, drafts, and files legal documents, and provides defense and counsel to clients, specializing in several areas of law, including: administrative law, antitrust, business and commercial litigation, civil rights, constitutional law, employment law, environmental law, insurance, intellectual property, international law, municipal law, personal injury, police practices, product liability, professional malpractice, real estate, regulatory compliance, securities, tax, and torts.

- As an attorney, represents businesses, individuals, and governmental entities. Researches, drafts, and files legal documents, and provides defense and counsel to clients, specializing in several areas of law, including: administrative law, antitrust, business and commercial litigation, civil rights, constitutional law, employment law, environmental law, insurance, intellectual property, international law, municipal law, personal injury, police practices, product liability, professional malpractice, real estate, regulatory compliance, securities, tax, and torts.
- As a part-time magistrate, holds preliminary hearings in minor criminal cases, oversees civil suits and the recovery of personal property, and issues search and arrest warrants.

Believes in having experience in both criminal defense and prosecution.

- Believes in promoting quick resolution and fairness through effective courtroom policies and a strong understanding of procedural and evidentiary rules.
- Believes in creating a judicial system that serves "the people and business of Cuyahoga County, not just attorneys and those in positions of power."

Believes in fair employment practices and labor rights.

Served as vice chair of the Reach Out for Non-profits committee.

Ami Imbrogno lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with her husband. She graduated from Malone University with a B.A. in 2009 and from Cleveland State University – Cleveland Marshall College of Law with a J.D. in 2014.

Ami Imbrogno is a seasoned attorney with the Cleveland law firm Meyers Roman. She has represented businesses, individuals, and governmental entities in various areas of law. She is also a former White House intern.

As of September 4, 2024, Ami Imbrogno’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- The Court of Common Pleas handles criminal felony cases and civil cases where more than $5,000 is at stake.
- The courts are divided into four divisions: general, domestic relations, probate, and juvenile. Each specializes in different types of cases, such as civil and criminal trials, divorces and child custody matters, inheritances and adoptions, and juvenile offenses.
- Ohio has a court of common pleas in each of its 88 counties.
- Common pleas judges are elected to six-year terms in nonpartisan elections.
- Common pleas judges earn $163,792 annually.