Brent William Huber

Brent Huber is a partner in the Firm's Indianapolis office.  His primary areas of practice are insurance coverage, risk management, environmental law, cost recovery litigation, toxic torts, and other complex litigation.  He founded the Firm's insurance recovery practice group for policyholders.  He has tried cases in state and federal court, and also helps clients achieve their objectives outside the courtroom, counseling clients about risk management, cost recovery, indemnity, and risk transfer tools. 

In addition to representing parties in the state and federal courts in Indiana, Brent has represented clients in litigated matters on a pro hac vice basis in Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, Nebraska, New York and Ohio.

He is originally from Francesville, Indiana, and received his Bachelor of Science, with distinction, from Purdue University. He graduated cum laude from Indiana University Maurer School of Law, where he served as an articles editor of the Indiana Law Journal and was a Sherman Minton Moot Court semifinalist and recipient of the Sherman Minton Moot Court "Best Brief" award. He also authored a note titled, "Target Corporations, Hostile Horizontal Takeovers and Antitrust Injury Under Section 16 of the Clayton Act After Cargill," 66 Ind. L.J. 625, 1991.

Brent is a frequent speaker at seminars on insurance coverage and civil litigation in federal court. Brent has authored several articles and publications regarding civil procedure, insurance coverage and environmental law. He has taught sessions on the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act, and the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act in a graduate level course at Purdue University.

Brent's hobbies and interests include spending time with his wife and two children, sports cars, basketball, working out, and theology and church history.

He has been a member of the Indiana Bar since 1991.