Executive Committee

• Gloria Allred
• Sam Bernstein
• Roy Black
• Benjamin Brafman
• Joseph Bruno
• Michael Burg
• Fernando Chavez
• Sam Cherry
• Ernest Cory
• Grant Davis
• Morris Dees
• Tom Demetrio
• Tim Dollar
• William Edwards
• Robert Eglet
• Geoffrey Fieger
• George Fleming
• Mark Geragos
• Tom Girardi
• Keith Givens
• Maurice Graham
• Edward Hershewe
• Ed Hill
• Len Jacoby
• Lynn Johnson
• Gail Koff
• Mark Kosieradzki
• Mark Lanier
• Fred Levin
• Ramon Lopez
• Tom Mesereau
• Robert Michael
• Sheldon Miller
• Billy Murphy
• Howard Nations
• Richard Newsome
• Brian Panish
• Jerry Parker
• Jim Parkman
• Darryl Phillips
• Dan Ramsdell
• Gary Robb
• Mark Robinson
• James Rolshouse
• John Romano
• James Roy
• Sheldon J. Schlesinger
• Derek Sells
• Hezekiah Sistrunk
• Jock Smith
• Stephen Smith
• Kent Spence
• Harvey Weitz

WILLIAM E. BECK, II

William Beck has practiced law in the State of Indiana since 1976, with focus on Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Worker Compensation and Civil Trials.

Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, July 30 1950, Mr. Beck grew up in Kokomo, Indiana, where he graduated from Kokomo High School in 1968. Mr. Beck was admitted to bar in Indiana in 1976, and admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana and the Indiana Worker Compensation Board. He received his preparatory education at Indiana University (B.S., 1972) and his legal education at Northwestern College and Indiana University (J.D., 1975). He received the Outstanding Leadership Award of the Indiana State Bar Association in 1986.

Mr. Beck is past president of the Howard County Bar Association (1988) and is a member of the Indiana State Bar Association, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.