February 7, 2012

Craig T. Liljestrand

  • 312-704-3647
  • cliljestrand@hinshawlaw.com
  • www.hinshawlaw.com

  • Craig Liljestrand has extensive experience in the areas of toxic tort, products liability and environmental litigation. He is recognized for his litigation and trial skills in the areas of asbestos, silica, welding fumes, lead paint and occupational disease claims. His client base is expansive, and includes Fortune 500 companies in which he has successfully defended various industrial product and equipment manufacturers, contractors and premises owners in numerous toxic tort/environmental cases throughout the country. Mr. Liljestrand also is the regional counsel for a major industrial manufacturer.

    Mr. Liljestrand also has extensive experience with multi-district litigation (MDL), and is recognized for his ability to handle litigation that is national in jurisdiction. In addition, he counsels and advises clients on toxic tort issues in purchase and sale agreements for commercial real estate.

    Professional Background

    Mr. Liljestrand is a member of the Leading Lawyers Network, where he was selected by his peers as a Leading Lawyer in the areas of Products Liability Defense Law and Toxic Torts Defense Law.  Mr. Liljestrand is a co-chair of the firm’s toxic tort specialty group. He has served on the firm's Associate Evaluation Committee, and has also served as an instructor in the firm's training program for associate attorneys, Hinshaw University. Mr. Liljestrand is active professionally and is a member of the Defense Research Institute and the American Welding Society (AWS).

  • Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP

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