Verdicts
Oct. 18, 2008
Child's Play
Charles G. Rubin Began Planning His Law Career at Age 12
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - While other children played house growing up, Charles G. Rubin played law firm. At 12, he and childhood friend Dickran Tevrizian posted their names on a broom closet, creating the Tevrizian and Rubin law practice. Later, Tevrizian became a federal judge, and Rubin became a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge. "We both did it," Rubin said. Today, as a mediator and arbit...
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