Business Litigation Products Liability

Steven Walsh

Shareholder in St. Louis, MO

Steve takes pride in his ability to analyze a matter and determine the extent of the threat to his client, and then formulate a successful defense strategy.

Extensive trial experience in multi-million dollar tort litigation
Represents general contractors, equipment manufacturers, suppliers, miners, owners and distributors in product and premises liability across a variety of industries
Wealth of knowledge defending talc, asbestos, benzene, silica and other product liability cases based on theories of manufacturing and design defect and failure to warn

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Steven Walsh

Shareholder in St. Louis, MO

Steve joined Sandberg Phoenix in 2012 and focuses his legal practice on product liability, pharmaceutical and toxic tort matters. With a wealth of experience defending asbestos, benzene, silica and other toxic tort cases, Steve has represented general contractors, equipment manufacturers, suppliers, miners and distributors across a variety of industries, including aviation, consumer products, trucking, automotive, construction and heavy machinery.

Steve is responsible for all aspects of the litigation including expert discovery, written discovery, depositions, motion practice, settlement negotiations and trial, and has obtained dismissals for his clients in numerous cases. He takes pride in his ability to rapidly analyze a matter and determine the extent of the threat to his clients’ goals, then formulate a successful defense strategy.

In his free time, Steve spends time with his wife and young sons and is an avid sports fan, cheering on the Cardinals and Blues, as well as attending Mizzou football games. He also enjoys playing roller hockey, softball and travelling, especially to anywhere he can snow or water ski.

Prior to joining Sandberg Phoenix, Steve worked at a local St. Louis law firm handling toxic torts. He also worked for three years at the St. Louis City Counselor’s Office defending the St. Louis Building Division and prosecuting problematic property owners and municipal ordinance violations.