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About the Author
Brain Injury Trial Lawyer | Founder, Nares Law Group
Kaitlin Nares is a brain injury trial lawyer and the founder of Nares Law Group. For more than 14 years,
she has focused on understanding the human brain and using that knowledge to advocate for individuals
with complex brain injuries.
Her work spans nationally significant civil rights litigation, including wrongful conviction cases featured
in the documentary False Confessions, to catastrophic brain and spinal cord injury cases today. Through
Mother Justice, she shares practical, real-world insights to help fellow attorneys better recognize,
investigate, and litigate brain injury cases.
