About Alice Rubina
Alice Rubina Charles earned her law degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. She studied in New York and completed the coursework required for the J.D. at a school known for its classroom and clinical offerings. Her time at Cardozo provided the formal legal training that preceded admission to practice in New York.
After law school she became a member of the New York bar. She established a practice in the state and has worked within New York’s legal system since. Her career has been anchored in the city and state where she trained. That continuity has kept her practice closely tied to local rules and procedures.
Her work centers on advising clients in matters governed by New York law. She handles client matters that arise in state courts and before relevant administrative bodies. She prepares filings, counsels clients on procedural and substantive questions, and appears in forums where New York law is applied. She approaches each matter with attention to statutory detail and court practice. She also manages the administrative side of a small practice, overseeing client intake, file management, and case strategy.
Those who work with her find a practitioner who knows the local landscape. She maintains professional relationships with colleagues in the bar and draws on New York’s network of courts and agencies when cases demand it. Her records and filings reflect familiarity with the forms and timing that New York matters require. She runs her practice under her own name, handling a mix of matters that come through direct client referrals and professional channels. She currently practices law in New York, operating as Alice Charles, Esq., handling client matters under New York law.
