Rubin, Fortunato & Harbison P.C.

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“GIVE ME THE BALL PLAYERS!”Branch Rickey, Brooklyn Dodgers

“Ball players? We’ve got ’em,” says Greg Rubin, chairman and founder of RubinFortunato, a 39-attorney employment law boutique conveniently located on the western Main Line. Eleven of RubinFortunato’s current attorneys have been named to Super Lawyers® or Rising Stars throughout the years, a credit to the firm’s roster of lawyers from Center City’s finest firms. “They hire and train the brightest and the best and then we hire from them,” says Rubin, named to Super Lawyers eight years running. “We offer ‘big-firm’ lawyers at ‘small-firm’ rates. Our average blended rate is under $250 an hour, about 40 percent less than our AmLaw 200 comparators.”

Coming off a five-week securities arbitration in Honolulu preceded by recent high-stakes cases in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, New York, San Francisco and Albuquerque, Mike Fortunato, named to Super Lawyers for four consecutive years, says, “We represent Corporate America—everywhere.” If you have an age, race, gender, ADA, or other “alphabet-soup” employment case, Fortunato and his 12-attorney trial group are the ones to call.

If your key employees jump ship, download confidential information and try to steal your customers, Mark Harbison has 19 road warriors packed and ready to go for a temporary restraining order. “We’ve done this a thousand times,” says Harbison.

If your business is embroiled in a raiding/recruitment turf war, and you need help navigating the rapids between state and federal statutes, business reality and common sense, see Michelle Liebesman and her team. “Before you hire them, hire us,” she says.

RubinFortunato—effective, efficient, economical, vigilant, anticipatory and on the job 24/7—representing Corporate America.