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Kimberly Burroughs

Attorney at Cooper Elliott
Columbus, OH9 years experience

About Kimberly Burroughs

Kimberly Burroughs, Esq. is an experienced Trial Attorney at Cooper Elliott in Columbus, Ohio, focused on civil rights advocacy and justice for vulnerable populations. With approximately 9 years of legal practice since earning her law degree in 2016, she emphasizes client empowerment through storytelling and is described as fearless and relentless in her advocacy.

Burroughs's prior experience includes service as a trial prosecutor handling felony cases — including reckless driving, domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual assault — and nonprofit work focused on worker, parent, and student protections against discrimination, plus appellate advocacy for statewide expansion of legal protections. Her practice covers personal injury law, civil rights violations, and professional malpractice cases.

She is an Ohio Supreme Court-approved mentor and is admitted to the Ohio Bar.

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Ohio Supreme Court-approved mentor

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