The insurance defense practice of Gebhardt & Kiefer represents numerous public entities, and treats those engagements as a mission to “keep taxpayer costs down while trying to vindicate our clients,” said the Clinton-based firm, which is marking its 135th anniversary. The firm represents government officials and police officers in a variety of matters, including discrimination, whistleblower and civil rights cases, in state and federal courts. In 2018 the firm obtained summary judgment dismissal of an action alleging police excessive force, a property-rights civil suit by a criminally prosecuted landlord, and a maintenance worker’s fall suit.

** The responses were provided by partner Tracy B. Bussell. **

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