Waldron was admitted to the State Bar of Pennsylvania in 1984. After his admittance to the bar he worked as a prosecutor in Lehigh County under current Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge
William H. Platt, who was the District Attorney at the time. In 1987 he cofounded Huber & Waldron with James T. Huber. The firm specializes in White Collar Criminal Defense, Homicide and Narcotic cases, Commercial Litigation, and Wrongful Death cases.
Robert Durst In 2001, Waldron represented
Robert Durst, a Manhattan Real Estate Heir, on his charges in Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Robert Durst, State of Texas v. Robert Durst). Durst was subject to speculation for his involvement with the murder and dismemberment of Morris Black, his neighbor in Galveston. Durst was sought by authorities in Texas and evaded capture for six weeks before his arrest in
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in December 2001. Waldron was featured on
HBO's 2015 miniseries
The Jinx.
Jaime Silvonek Waldron also represented Jamie Silvonek one of the youngest females in Pennsylvania State history to be tried as an adult. In March 2015, Jamie Silvonek was indicated and arrested for her involvement in the murder of her mother, Cheryl Silvonek. Waldron argued that because of Silvoneks age, her intellectual capacities were still developing, which affected her impulse control and, more generally, her capacity for crime. Waldron has been featured on HLN's
Nancy Grace and CNN's Primetime Justice with
Ashleigh Banfield. He has also been highlighted in
People,
CBS,
Huffington Post, and
Fox News. ==Personal life==