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About Kelly Viktorin
Kelly Viktorin is a trial attorney at Armstrong Lee & Baker LLP who is deeply committed to aggressive, diligent representation in serious personal injury and offshore accident cases. She has successfully tried numerous cases and reached significant multi-million dollar settlements for her clients.
Viktorin graduated magna cum laude from South Texas College of Law Houston in 2013, where she earned membership in the Order of Lytae and served as Assistant Articles Editor for the law review. She is licensed to practice in both Texas and Louisiana, as well as federal courts.
Before joining Armstrong Lee & Baker, Viktorin practiced at Arnold & Itkin LLP and other prominent personal injury firms. Her practice focuses on personal injury, admiralty and maritime law, and trucking accidents, with experience spanning automobile accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, defective drug cases, oil field accidents, and commercial disputes. She has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star multiple years running and was named to the Top 100 Premises Liability Settlements in the U.S. in 2018.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Armstrong Lee & Baker
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A Texas appeals court affirmed a $4.5 million jury award for Jerry Thomas, an East Texas man who lost his hand at a sawmill in Rusk, holding that the owner never established an employment relationship and could not invoke the workers' compensation exclusive-remedy defense.
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