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09/14/18
Kristine E. Nelson Joins Baker Donelson's Health Care Litigation Group
Baker Donelson has added Kristine E. Nelson to the Firm's Memphis office, beefing up the firm’s Health Care Litigation Group.Â
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"We are elated that Kristine has joined our team; she is the perfect addition to our group of seasoned trial attorneys," said Christy Tosh Crider, chair of Baker Donelson's Health Care Litigation Group. "She not only brings a wealth of experience in traditional health care litigation, but is a skilled practitioner in employment law and insurance coverage disputes as well. We also appreciate the national perspective she brings having practiced in Washington, D.C."
Ms. Nelson joins the firm as of counsel with significant experience in health care liability defense, commercial litigation, insurance coverage litigation, and insurance defense.
Ms. Nelson also represents health care providers, including physicians, medical practice groups, and medical institutions in defending all phases of lawsuits alleging health care liability in federal and state court.
Her practice also focuses on counseling and litigation on behalf of employer clients in the area of labor and employment.
Ms. Nelson is experienced in representing employers in labor and employment matters pending before the EEOC and in federal court. She is a member of the Memphis and Tennessee Bar Associations.Â
Recognized by FORTUNE magazine as one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For,"Â Baker Donelson is among the 60 largest law firms in the country, with more than 750 attorneys and public policy advisors representing over 30 practice areas.
The law firm has 22 offices located in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Kristine E. Nelson Joins Baker Donelson's Health Care Litigation Group
Baker Donelson has added Kristine E. Nelson to the Firm's Memphis office, beefing up the firm’s Health Care Litigation Group.Â
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"We are elated that Kristine has joined our team; she is the perfect addition to our group of seasoned trial attorneys," said Christy Tosh Crider, chair of Baker Donelson's Health Care Litigation Group. "She not only brings a wealth of experience in traditional health care litigation, but is a skilled practitioner in employment law and insurance coverage disputes as well. We also appreciate the national perspective she brings having practiced in Washington, D.C."
Ms. Nelson joins the firm as of counsel with significant experience in health care liability defense, commercial litigation, insurance coverage litigation, and insurance defense.
Ms. Nelson also represents health care providers, including physicians, medical practice groups, and medical institutions in defending all phases of lawsuits alleging health care liability in federal and state court.
Her practice also focuses on counseling and litigation on behalf of employer clients in the area of labor and employment.
Ms. Nelson is experienced in representing employers in labor and employment matters pending before the EEOC and in federal court. She is a member of the Memphis and Tennessee Bar Associations.Â
Recognized by FORTUNE magazine as one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For,"Â Baker Donelson is among the 60 largest law firms in the country, with more than 750 attorneys and public policy advisors representing over 30 practice areas.
The law firm has 22 offices located in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
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