Doron was admitted as an advocate and called to the Johannesburg Bar during 2013. He holds an LLB degree (with distinction) from the University of the Witwatersrand as well as certificates in Advanced Administrative law and Forensic Medical Sciences.

Doron’s practice encompasses general civil, commercial, and criminal litigation. He, however, has a particular interest in international criminal law, medical malpractice claims, mental health law and forensic medicine.

In the civil and commercial sphere Doron has developed a practice in the fields of Anton Piller proceedings, company law, estates, insolvency law and business rescue, matrimonial litigation, medical law, personal injury litigation, public interest and class action litigation, and unlawful competition.

Doron’s criminal practice encompasses criminal defence, appellate litigation and inquests.

Apart from his work in the domestic courts, Doron is listed as counsel on the legal aid roster of the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights and undertakes both domestic and regional human rights matters.

Doron has acted as a Judge of the High Court and sits as an oral examiner in civil trials for the National Bar Examination.

He is an affiliate member of the South African Academy of Forensic Sciences (the SAAFS) and the International Criminal Court Bar Association (the ICCBA) and an associate member of the Association of Defence Counsel Practising Before the International Courts and Tribunals (the ADC-ICT).