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Chicago asbestos attorney John Cooney of Cooney & Conway in the mesothelioma news

HB Litigation Conferences has reportedly chosen the individuals to chair their annual 2010 conference.

Los Angeles - The individuals set to serve as chairmen for the 2010 “Emerging Trends in Asbestos Litigation” annual conference of HB Litigation Conferences have been announced. As released by PR Newswire, Chicago asbestos attorney John Cooney of Cooney & Conway, Perry Weitz of Weitz & Luxenberg of New York, and asbestos defense attorney Lawrence Cetrulo of Boston based Cetrulo & Capone will chair the March event.

As noted in the press release, the conference will be held March 4-5, 2010 in Marina del Rey, California at the Ritz-Carlton.

Tom Hagy, HB’s CEO, is quoted in the release as stating of the upcoming event, “With the combined experience and networks of our chairmen and Boothe, I am confident that we will once again deliver what attorneys, in-house counsel and insurers need to know and need to watch in this ever-evolving area of litigation.”

More information about the conference may be obtained by visiting, http://www.LitigationConferences.com

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