Sashi B. Boruchow

Partner
Fort Lauderdale

t: 954 377 4213
f: 954 356 0022

sboruchow@bsfllp.com

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Area of Practice

Litigation

Education

Harvard Law School, J.D., cum laude, 2000

Dartmouth College, B.A., magna cum laude, English, 1997; Phi Beta Kappa; Golden Key National; Order of Omega; Hochman Memorial Prize for Excellence in American Fiction

Clerkships

Hon. K. Michael Moore, United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, 2001-2002

Admissions

Florida

United States District Courts: Southern District of Florida

Sashi Bach Boruchow specializes in complex commercial litigation and arbitration, including cases involving intellectual property, securities, antitrust and health care issues.

Ms. Boruchow has represented individuals and corporations as both plaintiffs and defendants in significant litigation matters across the country. Ms. Boruchow is currently representing numerous investors in the Madoff feeder funds, and is seeking recovery of their losses from the massive Ponzi scheme perpetrated by Bernard Madoff. Ms. Boruchow also represents the Lead Plaintiff in a class action against Halliburton for securities fraud. In addition, Ms. Boruchow is serving as counsel for Florida's children on Medicaid in a pro bono suit to force Florida to comply with federal Medicaid requirements in providing health care to Florida's children.

Ms. Boruchow's recent achievements include recovery of a multi-million dollar escrow fund on behalf of the former owners of an information management and services company; defeating fraud claims brought against the sellers of a technology business in a two month arbitration; and obtaining a multi-million dollar judgment for a major industrial engineering company on an insurance claim arising out of a generator accident in China.

Prior to joining Boies, Schiller & Flexner, Ms. Boruchow served as an Assistant County Attorney at the Miami-Dade County Attorney's Office, where she represented Miami-Dade County in civil litigation involving election law and voting rights, environmental issues, and construction contracts.