About Beth Wilkins

Beth Wilkins is a partner at Anapol Weiss and a nationally recognized plaintiffs' attorney who has dedicated her career to representing individuals harmed by dangerous products, toxic exposures, and corporate misconduct. For more than fifteen years, Beth has fought on behalf of people and families facing some of the most complex and challenging legal battles in the country, helping clients pursue accountability from corporations whose actions have caused serious injury and loss. Beth's passion for advocacy is strengthened by a unique combination of legal, scientific, and public health training. Before attending law school, she worked in the Department of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at Boston University Medical Center, where she conducted research on vaccine efficacy.

Her experience working with scientific and medical data laid the foundation for a legal career focused on helping individuals harmed by defective pharmaceuticals, dangerous consumer products, environmental contamination, and other preventable hazards. Throughout her career, Beth has concentrated her practice on complex mass tort, product liability, and toxic tort litigation. She has represented plaintiffs in high-profile cases involving defective drugs, medical products, pesticides, toxic exposures, and environmental contamination.

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Education

Saint Louis University School of Law
J.D.
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Undergraduate

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