Los Angeles County (San Fernando)
Career Highlights: Elevated to Los Angeles County Superior Court by unification, 2000; commissioner by Los Angeles Municipal Court, 1999-2000; sole practitioner, Woodland Hills, 1988-99; partner, Phillips & Gladstein, Santa Monica, 1985-88; associate, Dunne, Gaston & Foster, Santa Monica, 1977-85; sole practitioner, Beverly Hills, 1974-77; deputy district attorney, Los Angeles, 1970-74
Law School: UC Berkeley School of Law, 1969
Career Highlights: Elevated to Los Angeles County Superior Court by unification, 2000; commissioner by Los Angeles Municipal Court, 1999-2000; sole practitioner, Woodland Hills, 1988-99; partner, Phillips & Gladstein, Santa Monica, 1985-88; associate, Dunne, Gaston & Foster, Santa Monica, 1977-85; sole practitioner, Beverly Hills, 1974-77; deputy district attorney, Los Angeles, 1970-74
Law School: UC Berkeley School of Law, 1969
By Pat Alston
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FERNANDO - Commissioner Martin Gladstein's inspiration for law school came from two important men in his life: his uncle and his dad.
Gladstein's father, Louis Gladstein, encouraged him to pursue his dream. His uncle lived it.
Richard Gladstein was a prominent labor and constitutional trial lawyer in the mid-20th Century. Among others, he represented the San Francisco-based International Longs... (continued)
