State Bar & Bar Associations
Sep. 28, 2012
Beverly Hills Bar president keeps association's history alive
John K. Rubiner, president of the Beverly Hills Bar Association, doesn't intend to lose sight of the bar's true center of gravity - its history as a refuge for Jews and other minorities who were denied admission to other bar associations.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The steadily growing membership of the Beverly Hills Bar Association promises to transform the 80-year-old organization, but president-elect John K. Rubiner is determined to ensure the bar stays true to its roots.
Earlier this year, the headquarters of the 5,400-member group moved into the second floor of the Rolex building in Beverly Hills, its first change of address in 42 years.
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