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Email: |
rtraub@traublieberman.com |
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Education: |
J.D., cum laude, University
of Miami, 1975
B.A., University of Miami, 1972 |
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Admitted to Bar: |
Florida
New Jersey
New York
U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York
U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey
U.S. Supreme Court |
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Publications and Interviews: |
Contributor, Data
Security and Privacy Law - Combating Cyberthreats (West Publishing, 2002)
Co-Author, Practical
Environmental Forensics, Process and Case Histories (John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 2001)
Contributor, Litigating
Year 2000 Cases (West Publishing, 1999) |
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Professional and Community
Affiliations: |
Member of the Excess/Surplus Lines Claims Association
USLAW Network - Vice Chair, Insurance/Bad Faith Section
Member of Board of Directors of
the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC)
Dean of Curriculum, Litigation Management
College
Past Chair, Technology Committee (FDCC)
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Noteworthy: |
Frequent lecturer on numerous legal topics including
insurance coverage, bad faith, technology, architects
and engineers professional liability, construction defects,
environmental forensics, the use of PowerPoint as a
tool of persuasion, tort reform, and litigation management
Collector of fine art
Avid softball player and Harley Davidson rider
Traub Lieberman Management Committee member |
Richard Traub is a founding partner of Traub Lieberman Straus & Shrewsberry LLP and practices in the firm's insurance
coverage, construction litigation, environmental, products
liability (including pharmaceuticals), litigation management
and technology areas. He has represented numerous manufacturers;
design professionals and contractors in all phases of construction
projects; insurers and reinsurers in connection with coverage
litigation; and has been extensively involved with technology,
privacy issues and disaster management. Mr. Traub has published
a number of articles, books and papers dealing with environmental
forensics, technology and e-commerce liabilities; and construction
defect litigation.
Mr. Traub's coverage, pharmaceutical and
construction practices include, in addition to litigation,
contract negotiation, contract interpretation, policy preparation,
claims avoidance, alternative dispute resolution and appeal.
In all areas, he acts as both counsel of record and as coordinating
counsel for national client programs. His role as coordinating
or litigation management counsel includes providing consistency
and quality of defense and claims resolution, acting as a
central, single source of information for the client in pre-claim
and post-claim crisis management, reducing litigation expense
and insuring prompt, coordinated responses for all matters
that are in suit.
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