Mark Chalos to Speak at Upcoming Fall 2023 Mass Torts Made Perfect Seminar

The Fall 2023 Mass Torts Made Perfect Seminar is being held this week from October 10-12 at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Lieff Cabraser partner Mark P. Chalos will be featured as distinguished speaker at the event.

On day two of the conference, Mark will lead a presentation entitled, “Issues Classes Under Rule 23(C)(4),” where he will explore issues classes and how they’re developing today.

On day three of the conference, Mark will participate in a breakout session entitled “Learning How to Litigate High Profile Sexual Assault Cases: The Importance of Empowerment, Advocacy In & Out of Court, and Implementing Change.”

MTMP conferences are designed for individuals working in the area of plaintiff mass torts and personal injury litigation. The biannual Las Vegas conferences are the largest gatherings of plaintiff mass tort attorneys in the world, with over 1,900 participants from 500+ law firms at each event.

View the full Fall 2023 MTMP Seminar agenda on the event website.

About Mark P. Chalos

The Managing Partner of Lieff Cabraser’s Nashville office, Mark P. Chalos (twitter: @mpchalos) represents individuals who have suffered catastrophic personal injuries and families whose loved ones died due to the negligence or misconduct of others. In the national opioids litigation, Mark represents counties and cities across the U.S., as well as Native American Tribes and health benefit plans. Most recently, Mark served as trial counsel in the national bellwether trial on behalf of the City and County of San Francisco, which resulted in a successful verdict for plaintiffs.

Mark has tried cases to juries and judges around the country. He serves in the leadership of numerous class actions and multidistrict litigations. He is president of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, an adjunct professor at Vanderbilt University Law School, a frequent speaker at legal seminars nationwide on a variety of civil litigation topics, and is regularly cited by top-tier media outlets.