Mr. Perron is recognized by the State of Florida Bar Association as a specialist in business litigation having met the standards of certification. Mr. Perron’s experience includes twenty years of practice in State and Federal courts in Florida, as well as arbitration and mediation. Mr. Perron is a member in good standing of the Florida Bar, the Federal Court for the Northern, Southern and Middle Districts of Florida and the Fifth and the Eleventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Perron is also a member of the New Hampshire Bar, the Massachusetts Bar and the Federal Court for the District of New Hampshire. Mr. Perron has settled and/or tried Federal and State Court cases involving violation of civil rights, broker/customer and broker/company disputes, contract disputes, creditor actions and trust and probate disputes, These cases included non-competition litigation, multi-million dollar trust beneficiary disputes, will contests, claims against broker dealers for churning and mismanagement, disputes involving family limited partnerships, collection claims and other complex business torts and contract claims. Mr. Perron has further tried and settled matters before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and American Arbitration Association arbitration panels. Mr. Perron received his undergraduate degree from Tulane University of New Orleans, Louisiana in 1982, his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Quinnipiac Law in 1985, and a Masters of Law in American Banking Law Studies (LLM) from Boston University School of Law in 1989. Mr. Perron has served as an adjunct law professor at Stetson School of Law in Banking Law Studies (1991) and at Thomas M. Cooley Law School.

Adjunct professor teaching Banks and Financial Institutions along with a skills course in Arbitration

Partner, business litigation

Partner, practicing in business litigation