George Mason University invited Ashcraft & Gerel Attorney Drew LaFramboise to speak on a panel at the “Civil Justice Fest,” presented by the Law & Economics Center of the Antonin Scalia Law School.
On November 11, Attorney LaFramboise presented a virtual panel titled “Looking Forward: Civil Justice Issues in the Next Administration and New Congress” in which he discussed the plaintiffs’ bar perspective on our time’s most pressing civil justice issues, as well as how the newly elected United States Congress and presidential administration may address them. Among other topics, he covered proposed corporate immunity for COVID-19 related injuries and legislative and judicial developments related to forced arbitration, qualified immunity, and immunity for tech platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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The Law & Economics Center organized the Civil Justice Fest, officially referred to as the “Fourteenth Annual Judicial Symposium on Civil Justice Issues,” to discuss the “constant state of flux” of the country’s civil justice system. With myriad issues boiling to the surface in 2020, the aim of the virtual event was to aid judges and practitioners in navigating the ever-changing landscape of this year and its upcoming aftermath. Thus, Attorney LaFramboise’s panel provided professional insight into an imperative topic at the forefront of many people’s minds.
Drew LaFramboise is an integral member of our award-winning legal team at Ashcraft & Gerel, and we applaud him on his recent panel. He concentrates his practice on advocating for individuals against some of the largest, most powerful corporations in the nation. He also oversees the sexual assault and abuse cases at our firm and is skilled in handling complex products liability cases and mass torts concerning pharmaceutical negligence and defective medical devices. He has recovered millions of dollars in compensation for our clients, earning acclaim from Super Lawyers®, the National Trial Lawyers, and Martindale-Hubbell for his dedication to justice and ethics.
If you missed Attorney LaFramboise’s panel, we invite you to watch it here. If you are seeking his legal counsel, contact us online or call (866) 709-0505 today.