HB Attorneys to Play Key Roles at Asbestos Conference

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Beth A. Bauer
Whether representing Fortune 50 companies in high-stakes class or mass actions or a local non-profit needing help, Beth A. Bauer balances creative, tenacious advocacy with a calm, commanding demeanor. Clients benefit from her experience as an appellate clerk and practitioner as she strategizes from a broad perspective and gains intricate understanding of the details that make the difference.
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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Three of HeplerBroom’s asbestos litigation partners will play key roles at HarrisMartin’s annual Midwest Asbestos Litigation Conference, which will be held September 21 at the Four Seasons Hotel in St. Louis. Brenda Baum is in her 12th year of co-chairing the event. George Kiser will be discussing how to handle remote depositions, and  Kelly Libbra will examine personal jurisdiction issues. Also featured at the conference will be a panel of area judges speaking on remote proceedings during a pandemic—and beyond. Panelists include Judge Stephen Stobbs from Madison County, Judge Andrew Gleeson from St. Clair County, and Judge Ellen Levy from St. Louis County.

All three HeplerBroom attorneys focus their practices on asbestos litigation, products liability, and toxic tort matters. Baum and Kiser are rated AV Preeminent Attorneys by Martindale-Hubbell and have been named to the lists of Illinois Leading Lawyers. In addition, Baum has been named to the lists of Best Lawyers in America and Illinois Super Lawyers.

Information about the conference, including links to registration and CLE credits, is available here.

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