Aron Szabo

Aron is a federal attorney and is licensed to practice law in Florida and in the District of Columbia. Due to Aron’s diverse background of growing up and being educated throughout Europe he has the ability to reach out and connect with people on an international level. Aron is fully bilingual in written and spoken Hungarian. Aron was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary. He grew up there until the age of thirteen, when he moved to the United States. He has been living in Florida ever since and has become familiar with the legal field even during his undergraduate studies. He attended Nova Southeastern University’s H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business & Entrepreneurship, where he majored in Business and obtained a minor in Marketing; Aron was placed on the Dean’s list numerous times both during his undergraduate and graduate studies for his outstanding academic achievements. After graduating college, Aron decided to go to Law School and he continued his education at Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad Law Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida where Aron obtained his Juris Doctorate (JD) Degree. In addition to being educated in Hungary, the United States, Aron also attended University of Oxford in Oxford, England; where his focus was on European Union Laws. After returning to Florida, Aron once more decided to go abroad and put his skills to use. He worked at Baker & McKenzie in Budapest, Hungary where he handled contract issues, drafted appellate briefs, researched and wrote about jurisdictional issues, researched EU antitrust laws, and has researched and analyzed payment on International Sale of Goods (CISG), bankruptcy laws as well as a numerous other kinds of European Laws and compared them to American laws. After leaving Baker & McKenzie, Aron opened his own Law Firm, the Szabo Law Group, P.A., in order to support clients in need of legal help.