Robert B. Baker, Esq., is an experienced civil trial attorney who has achieved multiple 7 and 8 figure jury verdicts on behalf of his clients. Over his 30 year career he has recovered in excess of 500 Million Dollars. Two of his noteworthy trials were aired nationally on Court TV Network. He specializes in catastrophic personal injury cases involving wrongful death, boating/cruise ship accidents, jet ski accidents, burn injuries, product liability, and serious automobile accidents. Robbie has earned Florida Bar Board Certification in Civil Trial Law, the highest level of recognition by the Florida Bar for the competency and experience of a civil trial lawyer. Less than 1% of all Florida attorneys are Board Certified by the Florida Bar Association. Robbie began his career as a prosecutor working as an Assistant District Attorney in Kings County, New York. In 1991, he went to work as an associate with Decof & Grimm in Providence, Rhode Island. From 1992-1993, he served as Rhode Island State Liaison Council for Multi-District Breast Implant Litigation. Later In 1993, he became the founding member and managing partner of Baker & Zimmerman. In 2001, Robbie argued the case of Lamz v. Geico, 748 So. 2nd 319, before the Florida Supreme Court. He won this appeal which changed the landscape of Florida uninsured/underinsured motor vehicle laws. In 2011, Mr. Baker won a $39 Million Dollar jury verdict against Yamaha Motor Corp. USA, in a WaveRunner collision (off-throttle steering defect). The Daily Business Review awarded Mr. Baker “Most Effective Lawyer” in South Florida in 2011. In 2019, Mr. Baker founded the law firm Baker Legal Team to better serve victims of corporate malfeasance in Mass Tort litigation including Truvada, Zantac, Roundup, 3M earplugs and Camp Lejeune. Robbie earned his B.A. from Ithaca College in 1986 and his law degree from Boston University School of Law in 1989. He successfully passed four State Bar Examinations on the first try including Florida (1993), New York (1989), Massachusetts (1992), and Rhode Island (1990). He is a member of the American Association for Justice, the Florida Justice Association, the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Lawyers of Distinction, and the Florida Bar.

Diane Baker is an Estate Planning and Probate Law attorney, with over 30 years experience. She enjoys working with families to develop personalized Wills, Trusts and Estate Plans, based on each client's personal goals. She also helps clients through the complexities of Probate, and the challenges of Will Contests and Estate Disputes. Her goal is to address each client’s personal objectives, while making the legal process understandable. She received her law degree, with distinction, from Emory University’s School of Law, and her undergraduate degree, summa cum laude, from Oglethorpe University. She is a member of the prestigious Atlanta Estate Planning Council, and served as President of the Estate Planning Council of North Georgia. She is also former Chair of the Georgia ElderCare Symposium. Diane truly enjoys working with clients on Estate Planning and Probate needs. Her office is conveniently located just north of Atlanta, in Roswell-Alpharetta.

Attorney Tracey Baker has been licensed for 15 years having graduated from St. Thomas University School of Law. Ms. Baker focuses her practice on Personal Injury cases where she is often able to forego arduous and costly trials and obtain large settlements for her clients by using her many years of knowledge and experience. As a client of Ms. Baker, you can expect her to make your case her top priority. She will be there for you 1000% throughout the entirety of your case. Just like The Seiden Firm's motto, she has "Been There, Won That"

Stephen C. Ball has successfully represented victims and consumers for almost thirty years in California and federal courts. He has been able to assist in trial those who have had their legal rights compromised by legal negligence or breach of fiduciary duty. His legal malpractice clients have included heirs, corporate board members, injured minors, injured workers, homeowners, those injured in aviation accidents and trust beneficiaries. Mr. Ball received his undergraduate education in biological sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1979 and thereafter went into business as a licensed contractor. He earned his law degree from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles in 1985 was admitted to practice in California that same year. He has also been admitted to practice in federal court since 1987 and in the United States Court of Claims since 1991. Mr. Ball has been involved in a number of benchmark cases, including 43 Superior Court jury trials.