Electrocuted Burglar Case on NBC's Today Show (from left to right): Bryant Gumble, Prentice Rasheed, I. Mark Rubin, and William Wilbanks.
Mark built on this experience by transitioning into the civil side of the law. Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Civil Rights cases were the cornerstone of his practice as he honed his skills in the family tradition of representing the little guy against the establishment or corporate America.
By the early 90’s he began his own family and eventually moved to North Florida to open a branch of the Rubin & Rubin firm. In Jacksonville, he fit well into a growth oriented, pro business community and soon developed relationships in local and regional business. This led to a parallel career in real estate development where he was able to use his legal skills to form partnerships to take on projects that enhanced the community (www.AccuBuildCompanies.com).
Since 1994, Mark has served as the legal analyst for Jacksonville news radio station, WOKV, opining on the top legal issues of the day. During this time, his personal business experience led to a better understanding of the issues that small businesses endure in the rigors of survival, growth and profitability. Serving as general counsel to many clients to guide them away from or around problems; and litigation counsel to others that have already found their adversaries, requires the skill sets that come from being a member of a family that has a rich history in the legal arena. For more information on specific types of cases please visit our Business page.
Swearing in to the Florida Bar, Judge Theodore Mastos, Ellis Rubin (proud dad) and I. Mark Rubin