Miami-Dade County Court Judge Judith Rubinstein planned a career in teaching and switched to customer service before a chance reading of her neighbor's Florida Bar Journal, which helped pushed her into a law career.
April 02, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Miami-Dade County Court Judge Judith Rubenstein decided to go to law school after she read her neighbor’s mail.
By then she had been out of college for a decade, working far afield from her degrees. She had two, a bachelor’s and master’s, in education. She thought she would be a teacher, then realized she didn’t like teaching kids.
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