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Will Also Offer Representation in Environmental, Water, Asbestos, Securities and Unsafe Drug Cases
MIAMI (August 3, 2010) – Russell Budd announced the opening of plaintiff’s law firm Baron & Budd, P.C.‘s new office in Miami, Florida. The new office will offer its services to individuals and businesses with environmental issues as well as those victimized by unsafe drugs and securities fraud. Baron & Budd has been a leader in water contamination litigation and asbestos cases, is currently spearheading the BP Gulf Oil Spill litigation and has been a significant player in defective Chinese Drywall cases. The firm has broad expertise in practice areas that are increasingly important in Florida.
Baron and Budd’s decision to open a Florida law office is part of a larger strategy to expand the footprint of the firm and best serve client needs. The expansion has been under discussion for some time and Robert Brown, a new shareholder with the firm, will manage the Miami office.
“We have been looking for the right opportunity that would allow us to be where new clients need us most. Florida is a great addition to our presence in Louisiana where we have fought for years to help workers harmed by asbestos and are now bringing justice to those harmed by the BP Gulf Oil Spill and Chinese Drywall problems,” said Russell Budd, President and Managing Shareholder of the firm. “The chance to bring Bob into the firm was a key factor in our decision given his excellent litigation track record.”
A member of the Florida bar since 1986, Brown’s decades of experience in mass tort litigation, product liability and commercial litigation make him a valuable addition to Baron & Budd’s diverse practice. He has tried more than 50 cases to verdict and has litigated cases of importance in Florida and the Gulf Coast. He is admitted to the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh District and all federal district courts in Florida.
Over the last decade, Budd has expanded the firm from its cornerstone asbestos practice to a national firm capable of tackling the biggest defendants in areas as diverse as water contamination, qui tam, California Proposition 65 violations, pharmaceutical injuries, Chinese drywall, insurance claims and securities fraud.
Most recently, the firm has begun to represent individuals and businesses that have been affected by the Gulf Oil Spill.
The Miami office is the firm’s fifth U.S. office and will be located at 2665 South Bayshore Drive, suite 220, Miami, FL 33133.