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ALEX
BELOTSERKOVSKY

Associate

abelotserkovsky@heplerbroom.com

314-480-4216

St. Louis, MO

Areas of Practice

Education

Washington University School of Law, J.D. 2001
Washington University, B.A. in Political Science and History, cum laude, 1998

Admissions

Illinois
Missouri
U.S. District Courts for the
- Southern District of Illinois
- Eastern District of Missouri

Practice Description

Alex Belotserkovsky focuses his practice on trials involving complex litigation matters, including asbestos cases and toxic tort issues.

Bar/Professional Associations

Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel

Awards, Honors & Distinctions

Washington University Undergraduate Mock Trial Team Coach (two National teams (2006-2007)

Law School Honors/Involvement

Dean's List of Honor Students
United States Attorney's Office (St. Louis MO)
- Summer intern
Washington University Scholarship (merit based)

Published Legal Writing

“Illinois Mesothelioma Case Dismissed Based on Exclusive Remedy Provision,” HeplerBroom Blog (January 26, 2021). (This blog post can be read here.)
Ethics section, Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel 2019 Survey of Law (2020). (Contributor)
Ethics section, Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel 2018 Survey of Law (2019). (Contributor) (This section can be read here.)
“Estoppel, and Duty to Defend, and Moorman, Oh My!” NSPII News (National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators, Fall 2016). [This article can be read here, starting on the second page (middle of the publication's page 12).]
“Ethics in the Representation of Multiple Clients” for the June 2008 Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel Ethics and the Legal Profession Seminar (Co-author).

Legal Lectures & Presentations

“Basics and Pitfalls of Preparing a Responsive Pleading in Illinois and Missouri,” HeplerBroom University (Edwardsville IL, 2020, 2018).

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