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Robert DiUbaldo

Co-Chair of Insurance Group at Carlton Fields, handling (re)insurance, consumer finance and other commercial matters.

Rob DiUbaldo is a seasoned litigator, advisor, and counselor focusing on the insurance, reinsurance, consumer finance/mortgage, and financial services sectors. He holds key positions within the firm, including co-chair of the Property & Casualty Insurance Group, leading the Primary and Excess Casualty insurance practice, and serving as co-leader of the Reinsurance Division. With a rich background, he guides domestic and international insurers and reinsurers on intricate matters such as claims, coverage, regulatory affairs, and commercial issues. Bringing extensive experience, he has effectively handled a diverse range of disputes in the P&C and life and health insurance realms.

In addition to his insurance expertise, Rob actively contributes to the firm's consumer finance and title insurance practices. In this capacity, he represents an array of clients including lenders, mortgage servicers, financial institutions, title insurers, and other entities in dispute resolutions and counseling services. His wide-ranging involvement underscores his versatile skill set and value in navigating complex issues across industries.

Rob DiUbaldo pursued his Juris Doctor degree at Fordham University School of Law, laying a strong foundation for his legal career. Complementing his legal studies, he also delved into Literature and Rhetoric at the State University of New York at Binghamton, demonstrating a holistic approach to his education. Rob's past experiences include pivotal roles such as being a Shareholder at Carlton Fields and previously serving as an Insurance, Reinsurance, and Commercial Litigation Attorney at Locke Lord LLP, as well as an Insurance and Reinsurance Attorney at Budd Larner P.C. These experiences have honed his expertise and prepared him for his diverse responsibilities in the legal arena.

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New York, New York, United States