About Lisa Joyce

Lisa Joyce is a Partner at Krause & Kinsman with 14 years of mass tort experience. A proud Navy Mom, she manages the probate coordination process for the Camp Lejeune litigation, representing veterans and their families. Lisa brings an estate planning and client service background to mass tort practice, which allows her to guide clients through the probate process at all litigation stages and identify when a special needs trust may be appropriate at settlement. She has worked at several prestigious Kansas City litigation firms managing mass tort inventories spanning pharmaceutical, defective device, and environmental injury cases.

She also served as part of the leadership team at a technology-driven legal services provider. Lisa earned her J.D. from the University of Missouri Kansas City, where she was a Law Review staff member and won the Estate Planning Society of Kansas City Essay Contest. She holds a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Kansas and is admitted in Kansas and Missouri.

Practice areas

Education

University of Missouri Kansas City
J.D.
University of Kansas
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Kansas
State Bar of Missouri

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