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About Kathy Love
Kathy Love is driven to help people through the most vulnerable times of their lives, after the loss of a loved one or a catastrophic injury. She began her legal career as an Assistant Public Defender and has been in private plaintiff practice since 2000, with more than 20 years representing injury victims and their families. In 2014, she and the firm earned a $67.3 million verdict against Biotronik for offering kickbacks to a doctor who implanted pacemakers in patients who did not need them.
Kathy has investigated cases by wearing a hard hat at a copper smelting plant, testing faulty heaters, and interviewing witnesses across New Mexico. She has served as president of the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association (2015-2016) and sits on the American Association for Justice Board of Governors. She holds an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, has been named to Best Lawyers in America since 2013, and is included in the Lawdragon 500.
Proven verdicts and settlements
A New Mexico jury found German device maker Biotronik and its sales representative liable for conspiring with a Las Cruces cardiologist and a hospital to implant medically unnecessary pacemakers in dozens of patients for profit.
A state district judge awarded $6 million to the family of Christopher Torres, a 27-year-old man with schizophrenia, after finding that two plainclothes APD detectives escalated a routine warrant service into a fatal encounter, then shot him three times in the back without justification.
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