Michael Rubenstein is a Shareholder and Deputy General Counsel at Liskow with over 30 years of experience in bankruptcy, restructuring, and complex commercial litigation. His practice primarily focuses on representing creditors, particularly within the energy sector. Michael earned his Juris Doctor from Tulane University Law School, graduating summa cum laude.
Outside of his legal practice, Michael is deeply committed to his community and alma mater. He is a long-serving committee member for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeos Worlds Championship Bar-B-Que. He also serves on the Board of Administrators for Tulane University and is a past president of its alumni association.
By order of the Louisiana Supreme Court, he provided pro bono representation to an inmate on death row, ultimately resulting in a life sentence instead.
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