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By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
May 28, 2008

The Newark office of Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP (K&L Gates) welcomes Charles F. Rysavy as a partner in the firm's toxic tort practice. Rysavy joins K&L Gates from McCarter & English, LLP, where he was the past chair of the mass and toxic tort practice group. An experienced toxic tort litigator, Rysavy has appeared before numerous state and federal courts in a wide range of complex class action and mass products liability cases involving chemicals, asbestos, radiation, medical devices, and industrial machinery. Rysavy is joined by longtime colleague Roger P. Shaw, who will serve as a technical specialist supporting K&L Gates lawyers on litigation, transactions, and client counseling on matters related to radiation injury claims and the commercial nuclear industry. A certified health physicist, Shaw is the former head of radiation protection at the Three Mile Island and Oyster Creek nuclear generating stations.

The Newark office of Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP (K&L Gates) welcomes Charles F. Rysavy as a partner in the firm's toxic tort practice. Rysavy joins K&L Gates from McCarter & English, LLP, where he was the past chair of the mass and toxic tort practice group. An experienced toxic tort litigator, Rysavy has appeared before numerous state and federal courts in a wide range of complex class action and mass products liability cases involving chemicals, asbestos, radiation, medical devices, and industrial machinery. Rysavy is joined by longtime colleague Roger P. Shaw, who will serve as a technical specialist supporting K&L Gates lawyers on litigation, transactions, and client counseling on matters related to radiation injury claims and the commercial nuclear industry. A certified health physicist, Shaw is the former head of radiation protection at the Three Mile Island and Oyster Creek nuclear generating stations.

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