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Biography
The Law Offices of Scott A. Rubenstein
125 East Court Street, Suite 1000
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
(513) 241-7460
Scott A. Rubenstein is a criminal defense attorney dedicated to defending clients on all felony, misdemeanor, and DUI charges. His office is located across the street from the Hamilton County Courthouse and jail. This location helps him provide aggressive representation on all misdemeanors and felony offenses in Hamilton and Clermont Counties and in the Federal District Court for Southern Ohio. Additionally, a large part of Mr. Rubenstein’s practice is focused on handling appellate cases in the First and Twelfth Appellate Districts of Ohio and in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
A third generation Assistant Hamilton County Prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, Mr. Rubenstein has extensive experience dealing with all varieties of criminal cases. While employed as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Mr. Rubenstein was assigned to the Appellate Division, Grand Jury Division, and the Felony Criminal Trial Division. Throughout his tenure as a prosecutor, he gained valuable experience prosecuting a wide variety of criminal cases at all levels.
Mr. Rubenstein left the prosecutor’s office to join his father, Jack C. Rubenstein, in Jack’s criminal defense practice. Jack has been successfully practicing law in Hamilton County for over forty-six years, and he is one of the preeminent criminal defense attorneys in Southern Ohio.
Scott A. Rubenstein’s practice is dedicated to safeguarding his clients’ individual rights and obtaining the best possible case outcome on their behalf. Mr. Rubenstein is exclusively responsible for defending all of his client matters in Ohio’s State and Federal Courts. As a former felony criminal and appellate prosecutor who has been practicing law since 1999, he has handled hundreds of criminal cases–both trials and appeals. With years of prosecution experience in Hamilton County, Mr. Rubenstein enjoys a strong reputation and professional working relationships with the local police agencies, prosecuting attorneys, and judges.