Nima  Baratzadeh

Nima Baratzadeh

Offices: New York
Associate

Nima Baratzadeh, an associate with Russo & Gould, has substantial litigation experience. He gained invaluable insight into the workings of opposing counsel during his tenure with a high-volume plaintiff's personal injury firm. There, he was responsible for every stage of litigation, from inception to resolution.

Nima started his legal career with the Chicago Public Defender's Homicide Task Force, assisting in the defense of more than a dozen homicide charges, and representing clients in all stages of litigation, from bond hearings to post-trial motions and appeals. Before entering private practice, he served as Senior Litigation Analyst at a private equity firm.

When not at work, Nima enjoys spending time with his family and finding time to squeeze in some basketball.

Education
Chicago-Kent College of Law, J.D., 2015
Admissions
New York
New Jersey

News Insights

June 10, 2024

Anthony Milone Wins Unanimous Verdict

Associate Attorney, Anthony J. Milone, Esq. was awarded a unanimous defense verdict in the matter of Jose Barreto v. Wei Zhao, Index No. 505995/2019, venued in the Supreme Court of Kings County, State of New York and tried before Judge Richard Velasquez in a damages-only summary jury trial.

May 8, 2024

Jennifer Cheong Successfully Obtained Dismissal for a New Jersey Commercial Client

Senior Associate Jennifer Cheong successfully obtained summary judgment on behalf of Russo & Gould''s client, a commercial tenant in Newark, NJ. The suit was filed by a pedestrian plaintiff alleging severe personal injuries, including hip surgery, and damages arising out of a trip and fall incident due to an alleged defect in the abutting public sidewalk. It was alleged that our client was responsible for maintenance and repair of the loss location.

April 30, 2024

Bring Your Child to Work Day at Russo & Gould

Russo & Gould held "Bring your Child to Work Day" by welcoming Matthew, Aiden, Colin, and Sean to sit in as jurors on a mock trial and pizza luncheon. They just might be arguing cases for our firm in the not-too-distant future.