Attorney Profiles

Ron joined Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin as a shareholder in the firm's Fort Lauderdale office in 2007. He has served as lead counsel in numerous lawsuits concerning complex technical, construction defect, product liability, first party, bad faith, commercial, and mass tort litigation. Relative to mass tort litigation, he has represented clients in matters involving factor concentrate/HIV infection, asbestosis, and silicosis.

In addition to a law degree, Ron obtained a bachelors degree in aeronautical and astronautical engineering and a masters degree in civil/construction engineering. His engineering background has been especially helpful when defending design and construction defect claims.

Ron has litigated cases involving electrical generating facilities, oil refineries, and paper mills and a wide array of matters including catalytic crackers, gas transmission lines, cast iron drainage pipe, generators, steam turbines, reciprocating and rotary compressors, shut down devices and safety switches, oil storage tanks, steam boilers, water sensing devices, ash handling equipment, aluminum furnaces, gas and coal fired furnaces, refractories, valves, air bags, hydraulic systems, trash handling, and off-road heavy equipment.

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