Hall Booth Smith Welcomes New Associate Kristen Rajagopal
HBS welcomes Kristen Rajagopal to its Atlanta office as a new associate in the Professional Negligence/Medical Malpractice and Birth Trauma practice groups. An experienced litigator, Ms. Rajagopal has served as lead trial counsel in a variety of federal and state court cases, and has also represented clients in mediation and arbitration proceedings.
Before joining HBS, Ms. Rajagopal practiced at Ballard Spahr LLP and Fitzgerald Abbott & Beardsley LLP, where she handled all aspects of commercial litigation, particularly complex business and technology litigation and trial practice. She litigated a variety of matters including corporate law, real property unlawful detainer, business torts, trade secrets, and contract disputes. Additionally, Ms. Rajagopal has assisted financial services institutions facing litigation, government investigations and examinations, and she has represented clients with claims arising under state and federal lending statutes and consumer protection laws.
Ms. Rajagopal graduated magna cum laude and with honors from Brown University and received her J.D. from the University of Southern California. She is admitted to practice law in both California and Georgia.
Kristen (Brumfield) Rajagopal
About the Firm
Hall Booth Smith, P.C. is a leading law firm in the Southeastern United States. Established in 1989, our firm prides itself on comprehensive, cost-effective representation and a commitment to excellence in client service. Representing individuals, businesses of all sizes across industries, and government entities, HBS is a proactive law firm committed to our clients’ success and effective resolution of their legal challenges both domestically and internationally.
With six offices strategically located throughout Georgia, we are truly statewide, and our active regional offices in Nashville, TN, Charleston, SC and N. Palm Beach, FL position us to serve clients throughout the Southeast.
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