Kacie Starr

Attorney at Brylak Law
Colorado Springs, CO18 years experienceAdmitted 2007

About Kacie Starr

Kacie Starr is a personal injury attorney at Brylak Law, admitted to practice in both Texas and Colorado.

Starr handles various personal injury matters including car accidents, truck accidents, premises liability, workplace incidents, insurance claim disputes, Medicare/Medicaid fraud cases, whistleblower claims, and wrongful death cases across the firm's multiple locations (Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and San Antonio).

She earned her Juris Doctor from South Texas College of Law in 2007 and her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Sam Houston State University Honors College in 2004.

She is admitted to the State Bar of Colorado, State Bar of Texas, and the U.S. District Court for the Western District. She serves as Director of the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association.

Practice areas

Education

Sam Houston State University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Texas, admitted 2007
State Bar of Colorado
San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association (Director)

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$27.6 million jury verdict (~$40 million judgment with interest) · $27.6 Million Verdict for Newborn Whose E. Coli Sepsis Went Untreated at North Colorado Medical Center
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$188 million · The $188 Million Walmart Rest-Break and Off-the-Clock Verdict
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$18.8 million · A Denver Jury's $18.8 Million Verdict for a Disabled Passenger Paralyzed in a Rear-End Crash
The Wilhite Law Firm
The Wilhite Law Firm
$5.3 million · $5.3 Million Verdict After Homeowner Abandons Ladder, Fracturing Worker's Spine
Rector Stuzynski Law Firm
Rector Stuzynski Law Firm
$269,500 · Jury Holds Auto Lot Owner Liable for Fatal Shooting of Burglar, Rejecting Make My Day Defense