$3.8M Texas Verdict: Lawyer Leaves Intellectual Property Practice for Toxic Torts
"The only guy in our area that did (toxic torts) only handled wrongful death. I thought, you have to die to get representation in this field? I wanted to help other families," Kristina Baehr said.
August 18, 2023 at 03:20 PM
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Toxic TortsKristina Baehr once had a thriving practice as an intellectual property attorney with McKool Smith, but today she defends victims exposed to toxic environments.
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