Goldberg Miller & Rubin

For over 35 years, Goldberg, Miller & Rubin has earned accolades for its cost effective, results driven litigation in automobile negligence, general and premises liability, workers' compensation, toxic tort and asbestos litigation, as well as insurance and healthcare fraud litigation.

With offices in Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey, our civil defense practice stands out among other firms with a steadfast commitment towards being financial stewards of our clients' funds by treating their money as if we were spending our own.Our greatest strength is our trial experience and successful track record, which has earned us recognition for our staunch determination in the courtroom.

Since its inception, Goldberg, Miller and Rubin has always welcomed and valued individuals with different perspectives, backgrounds and traits. We evaluate each individual based on qualifications, skills and achievements, without regard to personal characteristics, such as but not limited to race, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability or religious affiliation.

The Women's Initiative at Goldberg, Miller & Rubin was founded to foster the careers of the women attorneys in the firm and to provide support throughout the various stages of their professional life. GMR has historically strived to maintain a working environment that recruits and promotes women attorneys which is exemplified in the overwhelming presence of women attorneys in the firm.

Goldberg, Miller & Rubin provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, age, disability or genetics. Goldberg, Miller & Rubin is seeking a Litigation Associate with two to four years experience to join the insurance and general liability litigation practice in our Philadelphia office.

Jeffrey Tenthoff has won a second jury verdict for the defense in as many weeks. In a case of contested liability in a Philadelphia County jury trial in front of Judge Tsai, Plaintiff alleged spinal injuries stemming from an intersectional collision that resulted in significant property damage to both vehicles.