Biography

Mark J. Hoover is a shareholder of the law firm Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy resident in its Boston office. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree cum laude from Marietta College he earned his law degree from Boston College School of Law.

Mr. Hoover is admitted to practice before the state and federal courts of Massachusetts, Maine and Connecticut as well as the federal courts in Vermont. He is an active member of the Massachusetts and American (Tort & Insurance Practice Section and Young Lawyers Division) Bar Associations; Defense Research Institute (Young Lawyers Division Liaison to Industrywide Litigation Committee); Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association; and Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association. Currently, Mark is an active supporter of the James D. St. Clair Court Education Project serving as a Docent to visitors of the John Joseph Moakley Federal Courthouse in Boston.

Mr. Hoover's practice focuses on the defense of complex civil litigation principally involving products liability matters.

Curriculum Vitae

Professional:

Shareholder. Trial counsel, Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy, medium size law firm concentrating in trial practice throughout the Northeast United States. Mr. Hoover’s practice focuses of the defense of products liability and general personal injury matters.

Education:

1987		B.A., cum laude, Marietta College
1993		J.D., Boston College Law School

Bar Admissions:

1993		Massachusetts
1994		U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
1995		Connecticut
1996		United States District Court, Districts of Connecticut and Vermont
1997		Maine and U.S. District Court, District of Maine
2002		U.S. Supreme Court

Professional Offices and Appointments:

American Bar Association

Member, Tort and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS), Young Lawyer Division

Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association

Defense Research Institute

Young Law Liaison to Industrywide Litigation Committee

Massachusetts Bar Association

Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association

Publications:

"Defending the Airbag Case: Some Pre-Trial Planning, Strategies and Tactics", Emerging Issues in Motor Vehicle Product Liability Litigation, ABA TIPS, (April, 1998)

Pro Bono:

Docent, James D. St. Clair Court Education Project, John Joseph Moakley Federal Courthouse in Boston.

Description of Practice:

Product Liability

Personal Injury