Greg Rubin’s professional, academic, and civic credentials are predictable for the Chairman and Founder of a nationally prominent employment law firm.  He founded the firm nearly 40 years ago using the values of hard work, accountability, and results as guideposts.  Under Mr. Rubin’s leadership, the firm’s restrictive covenant practice in the securities industry grew from a local anomaly to a national juggernaut.

Following an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and a Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law, where Mr. Rubin served on the Law Review Editorial Board, he began his career at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius in Philadelphia. Mr. Rubin also served as Associate General Counsel at Belmont Industries before creating what became Rubin Fortunato.  Through all of the success, he never lost sight of the values that he learned growing up in a small industrial town in western New York State.  His father was a newspaper distributor.  The papers had to get out seven days a week, in bad weather and in good.  Greg learned early on what it meant to “deliver the goods.”

Everyone at Rubin Fortunato rolls up his or her sleeves everyday and does whatever it takes to get the job done.  That is the only approach they know.  That is who they are.  That is who Mr. Rubin is.  In addition to being a former Trustee for the Free Library of Philadelphia, Mr. Rubin is well-regarded for his philanthropic and charitable giving.