The primary focus of Mr. Barron's practice is insurance coverage litigation, including: the defense of 'bad faith' litigation, civil appeals and writs, as well as tort liability defense. He has experience in pharmaceutical liability and defending mass tort litigation. Mr. Barron has successfully briefed and argued a wide range of cases before federal and state appellate courts, many of which have resulted in important published decisions on topics including the scope of liability and uninsured motorist insurance coverage, contractual indemnity, and limitations on recovery of lost profits as an element of tort damages. Mr. Barron maintains a diverse insurance coverage practice in which he advises and represents insurers with respect to issues arising under virtually every type of coverage. He has represented insurers in coverage/bad faith litigation concerning construction defect claims, automobile accidents, first-party property losses, intellectual property disputes, toxic tort claims, real estate transactions, legal malpractice, and hazardous waste or pollution liabilities. He has also handled litigation concerning alleged errors by insurance brokers or agents, and he has represented insurers in prosecuting or defending claims for contribution, indemnity, and subrogation.