Kiser and Libbra Attend National Asbestos Litigation Conference

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George A. Kiser
George A. Kiser represents clients who have been sued for toxic tort exposures—including asbestos—in high-profile, high-volume jurisdictions. He has represented hundreds of clients with asbestos cases pending in Madison, Cook, and outlying Counties in Illinois as well as St. Louis, Missouri. He has been trial counsel in asbestos cases, negotiated settlements of asbestos cases, and prepared and argued trial motions.
Kelly M. Libbra
Kelly M. Libbra defends a diverse range of companies—from Fortune 500 companies to small, local businesses—against premises and product litigation claims. She uses her excellent oral and written advocacy skills to assist product manufacturers, premises owners, suppliers, and employers in navigating complex multi-party toxic tort cases. Her goal is to reduce her clients’ exposures and resolve claims in a cost-effective manner.

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George Kiser and Kelly Libbra recently attended Perrin’s National Asbestos Litigation Conference, a premier event bringing together attorneys, corporate counsel, insurers, and industry representatives to discuss significant developments in asbestos litigation and related risk management issues. The conference featured presentations and panel discussions addressing recent litigation trends, scientific and medical issues, and emerging matters affecting asbestos claims across jurisdictions.

Kiser and Libbra are partners in HeplerBroom’s Edwardsville office and members of the firm’s Toxic Tort and Asbestos Litigation teams, where they represent clients in complex asbestos-related matters. Kiser has been recognized as an AV Preeminent Attorney by Martindale-Hubbell and is included on Illinois’ Leading Lawyers list. Libbra is Chair of the Illinois Defense Counsel’s Toxic Tort Committee and is a frequent contributor to the organization’s publications. Their participation in the conference provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives with leading practitioners and industry professionals while gaining insight into emerging issues affecting asbestos litigation nationwide.

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