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Bruce Hust is a Cincinnati native and a graduate of the University of Cincinnati. Bruce graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Police Science in 1979. He then attended law school at the Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University. Bruce was admitted to practice law in Ohio in 1986. Throughout his legal career, Bruce has demonstrated a profound commitment to justice and public service. Bruce has spent nearly 40 years working in the Hamilton County court system. Early in his career, Bruce worked as trial counsel for Juvenile and Municipal Divisions of the Hamilton County...

Bruce Fox is a partner and co-founder of Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette. His personal injury practice focuses on automobile accidents, workers’ compensation, products liability, hospital and nursing home injuries, and trucking litigation. In addition, Bruce has significant multi-state lead counsel Class Action litigation experience against a variety of defendants. He is a current Master of the Bench of the Hamilton Burnett American Inn of Court in Knoxville. He is one of approximately 100 Tennessee lawyers selected for membership by the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). In 2011 he received the Paladin Award for East Tennessee from the Tennessee Trial...

Bruce E. Mattock is a Shareholder and member of the firm Executive Management Committee at Goldberg Persky & White, P.C. Mr. Mattock’s extensive asbestos litigation experience has allowed him to represent thousands of asbestos victims and their families in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. Mr. Mattock manages the firm’s Pennsylvania and West Virginia practice and is the co-liaison for the Plaintiffs’ Asbestos Bar in West Virginia. Mr. Mattock is also on the asbestos Trust Advisory Committee for the following Bankruptcy Trusts: Babcock & Wilcox, Owens-Corning/Fibreboard, Harbison-Walker/Dresser, Durabla, Bondex, U.S. Gypsum, NARCO, A.P. Green, Pittsburgh Corning, W.R. Grace, Rapid American, Flintkote, Pfizer/Quigley,...

Jamie Reynolds is a Cincinnati native and a graduate of Wyoming High School. She earned her undergraduate degree in Social Work from the University of Cincinnati. Early in her career, Jamie spent several years as a Children’s Services caseworker for Hamilton County Job and Family Services. As a family drug court worker, Jamie specialized in working with parents who had their children removed primarily due to substance use. Jamie then worked as a school-based case manager and as a mental health and substance use therapist. Jamie decided to pursue a legal career, attending NKU’s Chase College of Law in the...