Join IDC for "The Truths & Myths of Hazards Involving Rechargeable Batteries," presented by ESi.
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10/29/2025
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When:
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Wednesday, October 29, 2025
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Where:
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United States
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Contact:
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Sandra Wulf
sandra@idc.law
800-232-0169
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This seminar will provide practical information on the truths and myths of hazards involving rechargeable batteries, as needed for any current or anticipated litigation. Potential pitfalls in batteries and associated equipment, including safety and quality
concerns, will be discussed as they pertain to product liability and/or personal injury cases. The presenters will give examples highlighting prevalent issues that have arisen during their experiences advising clients during litigation and beyond.
Featured Speakers
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Thomas J. Bajzek, P.E., CFEI is a Principal and Vice President at Engineering Systems Inc. A seasoned veteran in the field, Mr. Bajzek brings proven insight and experience gained from decades of working for
multi-national Fortune 500 companies, providing technical expertise across the full lifecycle of products – from research and design to development and testing, both in the laboratory and in the field. Mr. Bajzek is experienced
in a litigation environment and has provided expert testimony in both state and federal courts. His ability to communicate stems from a comprehensive understanding of the technical issues and an ability to clearly articulate that
knowledge to others through clear language and visuals.
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Brian M. May, Ph.D. of ESi is experienced in the areas of chemistry and materials science. His background encompasses a wide array of characterization techniques, and he is also well versed in experimental
design and execution, data interpretation, and communication of findings. He has published in peer-reviewed journals and given several technical presentations. During his Ph.D., Dr. May developed cutting edge methodologies for
characterization of battery materials as a member of the NorthEast Center for Chemical Energy Storage (NECCES), an Energy Frontier Research Center funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. Dr. May has also investigated a number
of failures involving lithium-ion cells and batteries.
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Continuing Legal Education Credit This program has been approved for 1.0 hours of CLE Credit by the Illinois MCLE Board. RegistrationRegistration is COMPLIMENTARY for IDC Members for this presentation, courtesy of ESi. Sponsor
Special thanks to our event sponsor:

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