Her almost 20-year commitment to asbestos victims reflects her unwavering belief in holding accountable the companies responsible for preventable tragedies. As a partner at Flint Cooper Cohn Thompson & Miracle, she continues to fight for justice, closure and financial security for families facing the devastating impact of asbestos-related diseases.

Courtney has dedicated her career to representing individuals and families impacted by asbestos exposure, bringing both litigation skill and deep compassion to her work. Courtney’s extensive practice covers every stage of complex asbestos cases, including case development, discovery, depositions, motion practice and trial preparation. She is known for her ability to navigate intricate medical and scientific issues, working closely with leading experts to build compelling cases that secure meaningful recoveries for her clients.

Throughout her career, Courtney has earned recognition for her accomplishments and leadership in the legal field. She was named an “Up and Coming Lawyer” by Missouri Lawyers Weekly in 2017 and honored as one of the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin’s “40 Under Forty” in 2019. She has also contributed to the legal profession through scholarly work, including co-authoring “Attacking Affirmative Defenses Early and Often for Trial Magazine.”

Courtney’s approach combines rigorous legal strategy with an understanding of the human impact of asbestos-related diseases. Her track record includes advocating successfully across major asbestos litigation venues, with experience addressing occupational, take-home and consumer product exposures.