September 7, 2010

Steven M. Puiszis

  • 312-704-3243
  • spuiszis@hinshawlaw.com
  • www.hinshawlaw.com

  • Steven Puiszis is a well-known and highly experienced trial attorney and mediator with a wide-ranging litigation and trial practice, who stopped counting after having taken more than 40 civil and criminal jury trials to verdict. He is one of the few attorneys nationally who has ever successfully defended through trial a federal class-action lawsuit.

    Mr. Puiszis’ litigation background includes the representation of local units of government or state and local officials and he has also successfully handled numerous professional liability claims on behalf of architects, engineers, attorneys and various health care providers. With his background in accounting, he has also been asked to handle matters including the representation of lawyers and accountants in professional liability matters. He has also successfully handled various types of product liability claims.

    Mr. Puiszis established Hinshaw’s “Practical Ediscovery” blog and serves as its Editor-in-Chief. He is the author of "Illinois Municipal Tort Liability" and the author of a chapter, ”E-Discovery and Enterprise Risk Management,” in the American Health Lawyers Association book, “Enterprise Risk Management Handbook for Healthcare Entities.”

  • Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP

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