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Author: Lauren DeMichiel
Several KBR attorneys recently attended DRI Seminars.
Krupa A. Weslosky, Kurtis R. McManus, and Diana-Marie Laventure, attended DRI’s Diversity for Success Seminar and Corporate Expo, and KBR associate, Daniel W. Ishoo, attended DRI’s Young Lawyers Seminar, both of which were held in Nashville, Tennessee. The seminars were filled with important, and timely, sessions such as Authentic Diversity, AI and Implicit Bias, Shaping… Read more »
Congratulations to KBR attorney Brennan P. Breeland on securing Summary Judgment in a Medical Malpractice case!
The case involved an alleged failure by an emergency medicine physician and physician’s assistant to diagnose and treat critical arterial ischemia in a patient’s legs. Despite being discharged in stable condition, the patient returned a week later, requiring a partial leg amputation. The Defense argued that the PA’s examination and treatment were appropriate and that… Read more »
KBR wishes everyone a happy and meaningful Juneteenth!
A day to reflect on our history and celebrate the journey toward freedom and justice. Together, we can build a better tomorrow.
Congratulations to KBR partner Edward Dondes for securing a defense verdict in a medical malpractice matter in Westchester County!
The case involved an alleged premature extubation following pacemaker placement. Shortly after extubation, the patient experienced respiratory arrest and passed away three weeks later in the ICU. The jury agreed with Ed’s position that appropriate care had been administered.
Congratulations to KBR attorneys Keith Kaplan and Stephen Schmitt on a summary judgment win in a medical malpractice matter before Justice Joseph E. Capella!
Plaintiff asserted claims for medical malpractice and violations of PHL § 2801-d in this case involving the failure to prevent and properly treat pressure ulcers. In granting summary judgment and dismissing the claims against our client, the Court agreed with our position that proper care was provided and the decedent’s development of pressure ulcers was… Read more »
Twelve KBR attorneys were featured in the 2024 Edition of Best Lawyers Women in the Law.
Congratulations to Michelle M. Benedetto, Ruth Corcoran, Joan M. Gilbride, Loretta A. Krez, Janine Luckie, Samantha Montrose, Kathryn Sullivan, Krupa A. Weslosky, Christina N. Langella, Lauren M. Lundquist, Jessica Oliva and Alyssa M. Schiffhauer on this recognition! Read the publication here.
Brian Margolies, partner at KBR, is speaking at the upcoming Environmental Risk and PFAS Litigation Conference on the topic, “Phthalates: The (Next) Forever Chemicals”, on June 12th.
The session will delve into key topics such as the history of phthalates and their rising prominence, the implications of Proposition 65 on product risk and supply chain management, and the broader environmental risks associated with these substances. In addition, the presentation will also examine the current litigation landscape and discuss whether new insurance policy… Read more »
KBR is a proud Gold Sponsor of the Environmental Risk and PFAS Litigation Conference hosted by Perrin Conferences Perrin taking place in New York, NY on June 11-12.
Join us to explore the latest developments, network with insurance professionals and industry leaders, and contribute to meaningful solutions for environmental challenges. Learn more about the conference here.
At the 2024 DRI Diversity for Success Seminar, KBR partner Kurtis McManus will be participating on a panel titled, “Rough Receptions: A Practical Guide to Handling Difficult Conversations with Lawyers, Clients, and Pro Se Litigants”.
The session will provide attendees with practical and effective methods for reasoning with unreasonable counsel, convincing skeptical clients, and governing ungovernable self-represented parties, while also increasing awareness of common traps and bad habits that young lawyers should avoid during difficult conversations. Additionally, it will offer resources and skills for addressing implicit and explicit biases that… Read more »