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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.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Cooper Elliott
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A Franklin County jury awarded $27 million to the estate of Gregory Coleman Jr., a 37-year-old bartender beaten to death by security workers outside the Julep bar in Columbus's Short North, finding the bar's ownership 80 percent at fault for negligent hiring and supervision.
A New Jersey court entered a $20 million judgment for Keziah Lewis, half of it punitive, against ride maker KMG for the 2017 Ohio State Fair Fire Ball failure that left her with catastrophic injuries.
Cincinnati's Metro transit agency paid $10 million to the estate of Beverly Kinney, an 87-year-old struck and killed in a marked crosswalk by a bus driver with a suspended license, and agreed to overhaul its driver training.
Cooper Elliott won a $6.525 million judgment against the former Pi Kappa Alpha president whose chapter hazed Bowling Green State University student Stone Foltz to death in 2021.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
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