Brodie & Rubinsky, P.C.

Our Practice

Attorneys & Staff

For over 30 years, Brodie & Rubinsky, P.C. has represented parties in litigation with a focus on labor, employment, and wage-and-hour claims, both as individual actions and as class actions.
We also represent individuals in real estate and estate matters, small businesses, non-profit organizations, and individuals in transactional matters as well as in litigation.    

 Joshua P. Rubinksy, Esquire

Bar Admissions:

Pennsylvania

United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania

United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit

United States Supreme Court

Court of International Trade

Education:

Temple University School of Law, J.D., 1986

Josh has practiced labor and employment law since his admission to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1986, first in his own practice and later as a partner in Brodie & Rubinsky.  In addition to labor and employment, his practice includes small business counseling and litigation, wills and estates.

Prior to his admission to the bar, Josh was the Director of the Center for Fair Employment, an organization providing advice and assistance to employees in labor and employment matters.

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Mary Virginia Cale,  Administrator and Paralegal

Peirce College, Paralegal Certificate, 2010

Temple University, M.A., Religion, 2009

Virginia Commonwealth University, B.A., 2003

Notary Public for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Mary Virginia began working for Brodie & Rubinsky P.C. in 2015. As a paralegal, Mary Virginia assists attorneys with interviewing clients, drafting legal documents, assisting in legal filing, and administers much of the day to day operations of the office.  Mary Virginia is a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association with a membership in the Probate and Trust Section.

Prior to joining Brodie & Rubinsky P.C., Mary Virginia did paralegal work at the American Civil Liberities Union (ACLU) of Pennsylvania, including work on the "stop and frisk" settlement.