Lanier Law Firm’s Rick Meadow to Speak at New York Asbestos Conference [Health & Beauty Close – Up]
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Mass tort attorney Richard D. "Rick" Meadow from The Lanier Law Firm is a featured panelist at one of the country's most- anticipated asbestos conferences on December 1 at the Helmsley Park Lane Hotel in New York City.
In a release, the firm noted event details:
"Litigating Asbestos Cases in Today's Economic Environment" will be presented by Perrin Conferences, and includes presentations from some of the country's leading asbestos practitioners, insurance specialists and respected judges. More information and the full conference agenda are available online at https:// www.perrinconferences.com/html/upcoming_events-asbestos_nyc.shtml.
Meadow is a panelist for the conference's opening program, which will focus on the economics of resolving asbestos cases. Earlier this year, he served as co-chair of a separate New York asbestos conference that focused on winning trial strategies, "Trying an Asbestos Case How to Get the 'W.'"
Meadow provides clients with decades of experience in mass tort litigation involving asbestos, pharmaceutical drugs and other dangerous products. He currently serves on the plaintiffs' steering committees for several national mass tort claims.
Meadow, who leads The Lanier Law Firm's offices in New York, is the Chair of the firm's Pharmaceutical Litigation Division. His work in courtroom trials has resulted in multiple verdicts listed among the Top 100 Verdicts of the Year in The National Law Journal.
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