Gil Baron

Gil Baron, the Principal and Solicitor of his firm, has been an esteemed figure in the legal profession since his admission in NSW in 1983. He launched the firm in 1993 after an impressive tenure as a partner in a prominent commercial property partnership. Through his extensive commercial expertise and unwavering dedication to clients, Gil has played a pivotal role in shaping the firm's reputation and expanding its client base. Gil's approach is distinctive for its personal engagement with each new client. He crafts solutions that are not only effective but also cost-efficient, leveraging the resources and skills of his firm. This personalised strategy ensures clients receive the requisite service and attention, balancing efficiency and affordability in both personal and commercial legal matters. Renowned for his broad knowledge base, especially in property law and commercial negotiations, Gil brings a wealth of experience in commercial and residential property acquisitions. He has been involved in significant developments with impressive returns exceeding $450 million. This multifaceted perspective allows Gil to offer strategic advice that consistently enhances client ventures. Gil's clientele includes substantial corporate entities who appreciate his direct, practical advice, steering clear of the complications of larger practices. His private clients enjoy the same expert guidance, complemented by the attentive service of a personalised approach. His passion for property law enhances his efficacy in this domain. At b+a, clients benefit from Gil's adept negotiating skills in areas such as commercial strategy, council disputes, and mediation. He is also a seasoned litigator, having managed and instructed in prominent courts, including the High Court of Australia, NSW Supreme Court, and several others. A graduate of UNSW with a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing, Gil's educational background further underpins his profound understanding of law and commerce, enriching the services he provides.