Keith E. Edeus, Jr.

Keith concentrates his practice in complex commercial litigation, products liability, labor and employment and health care law. His recent experience includes representing:

A Fortune 50 company in litigation arising out of the acquisition of a medical product manufacturer;
A national clinical laboratory in litigation involving claims of fraud and breach of contract;
A provider of pharmaceutical management services in a products liability lawsuit;
A major telecommunications company in products liability litigation;
A manufacturer of heaters for use in the plastics manufacturing industry against claims of breach of contract and violations of the Lanham Act;
A national car rental agency in a suit alleging wrongful termination; and
A global provider of health care products and services in litigation involving claims of false advertising and breach of contract and alleging hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.

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Extensive Media Coverage of Record-Setting Settlement in Fair Housing/Disability Discrimination Case
Record-Setting Fair Housing Settlement in Disability Discrimination Case
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Non-Traditional Retaliation Can Still Violate Title VII Labor & Employment Update
Subrogation of Personal Injury Claims: Toward Ending an Inequitable Practice Northern Illinois University Law Review Each year, thousands of Americans submit claims to their insurance companies to recover for injuries and illnesses sustained as a result of the negligence or recklessness of others.[i] Tragically, because of insurance limitations and frequently judgment-proof defendants, many of these people achieve little or no relief. Still others achieve some level of satisfaction only to watch as much of their award is consumed by the costs of protracted litigation. With this in mind, this comment addresses the validity and propriety of insurance policy provisions which subrogate[ii] an insurer to the personal injury claims of its insured.[iii]