Is My Drywall Chinese? - HB Litigation Conferences
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works include FasTrain: Florida Civil Trial Preparation, The Florida Bar, 5 Volume Book and<br />
Practice Guide: Florida Civil Procedure, LexisNexis: 5 Volume Book. Mr. Gonzalez has also<br />
authored numerous articles published in The Florida Bar Journal, the Dade County Trial Lawyers<br />
Advanced Trial Handbook and the monthly column "Trial Tips," published in the Dade County Bar<br />
Bulletin and the Daily Business Review. Furthermore, Mr. Gonzalez was recently named in the<br />
prestigious Best Lawyers in America, a “who's who” of the legal profession's top practitioners as<br />
evaluated and selected by their professional peers. He was also selected as one of the Best Lawyers<br />
in Florida by Florida Trend Magazine and in the nation by Leading American Attorney. Mr.<br />
Gonzalez graduated cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law with a juris<br />
doctorate (1985).<br />
John Kilpatrick, PhD, MRICS, is President of Greenfield Advisors, formerly Mundy Associates.<br />
Dr. Kilpatrick is a Fellow of the American Real Estate Society, a member of the Faculty of<br />
Valuation of the British Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, and a visiting Scholar in Real<br />
Estate at the Zichlin School of Business, Baruch College. He is the author of four books, including<br />
Understanding Home Construction, published by the National Association of Home Builders, and<br />
Subdivision Development, published by the Realtors’ Land Institute of the National Association of<br />
Realtors. Dr. Kilpatrick’s work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe,<br />
The New York Times, and Canadian Living. In 2000, the S.C. Department of Archives and History,<br />
with a grant from the National Park Service, compiled a monograph honoring his work in the<br />
economic impacts of historic preservation. He is featured in the current edition of Who’s Who in<br />
America. Dr. Kilpatrick has authored more than 100 recent publications, book chapters, working<br />
papers, monographs, and invited presentations, including: “Valuing Brownfields,” from the<br />
forthcoming 3rd edition of the ABA’s Brownfields; “Preservation Easements,” Journal of Wealth<br />
Management (2008); “The Aftermath of Katrina – Recommendations for Real Estate Research,”<br />
Journal of Real Estate Literature (2007); “Valuation of Impaired Property,” Chapter 6 in the text When<br />
Bad Things Happen to Good Property (2006); “Impact of Transit Corridors on Property Values,” Journal<br />
of Real Estate Research (2005); “Real Estate <strong>Is</strong>sues in Class Certification,” Class Action <strong>Litigation</strong> Report<br />
(2004); and “Appraisal Implications of EIFS,” The Appraisal Journal (1999). For a more<br />
comprehensive list, go to www.greenfieldadvisors.com.<br />
Burton LeBlanc is a shareholder in Baron & Budd, P.C. Mr. LeBlanc concentrates his practice in<br />
the areas of environmental law, securities litigation and asbestos litigation. Mr. LeBlanc and his firm<br />
have recovered millions of dollars for injured working men and women in Louisiana including<br />
multiple jury verdicts more than one million dollars. Mr. LeBlanc was a founding member of the law<br />
firm of LeBlanc & Waddell, an “AV” rated law firm by Martindale-Hubbell. LeBlanc & Waddell<br />
was designated occupational disease counsel for the Louisiana AFL-CIO and the Louisiana NAACP,<br />
and was one of the largest plaintiffs law firms in Louisiana. In June 2008, LeBlanc & Waddell<br />
merged with the national law firm of Baron & Budd, P.C. based in Dallas, Texas. He is immediate<br />
past President of the Louisiana Association for Justice ("LAJ") f/k/a Louisiana Trial Lawyers<br />
Association ("LTLA") and serves on the Executive Committee of the LAJ. He has served on the<br />
Council of Directors and the Board of Governors for the LAJ as well as the Committee for the<br />
Environmental Law/Toxic Tort Section of the LAJ. He serves as Parliamentarian of the American<br />
Association for Justice (“AAJ”) f/k/a the American Trial Lawyers Association (“ATLA”). He has<br />
been a member of the Executive Committee and the Board of Governors of the AAJ, where he was<br />
awarded the Wiedeman Wysocki Award. He has been a member of the AAJ National Finance<br />
Council, a member of the Board of Trustees of the AAJ PAC Committee, a sustaining member of<br />
the AAJ, and a member of the Leaders Forum for AAJ. He is a member of the AAJ's Section on