Kasey Krummel is a litigation support specialist in Las Vegas, Nevada who has worked in civil litigation firms since 2008. Kasey practiced law in Texas from 2015 to 2019, and has since provided trial and pre-trial support services to attorneys and law firms in Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada, as well as in Federal courts. Kasey’s expertise lies in drafting and filing complaints, pleadings, motions, discovery, and briefs, assisting attorneys and firms with research, writing, filing, and docketing civil claims. Kasey Krummel’s work is exclusive to civil matters, and does not extend to family or criminal claims or defenses.

Before law school, Kasey Krummel worked as a file clerk for Wolf Law, PC, in 2008, where she learned organizational skills she still uses today. Kasey sharpened her research and writing skills at the litigation firm Rolle, Breeland, Wingler, Landau, and Hindman where she assisted Attorney Michael J. Hindman in representing a large volume of clients involved in all types of litigation matters. She oversaw everything from simple auto negligence claims to complex products liability, medical malpractice, real estate and business disputes. Kasey prosecuted her first trial in Denton, Texas in 2015, and continues to assist attorneys through trial to a verdict in the oft chance the matters do not reach an out of court settlement.

Due to her prior experience, Kasey now excels in ensuring attorney and firm compliance with the rules of civil procedure and local court rules in various jurisdiction. Kasey learned the ropes of civil law practice during a pivotal time when firms were transferring from hard copy filing to mandatory filing. As a litigation support specialist since 2019, Ms. Krummel continues to assist attorneys and their law firms by drafting and filing complaints, pleadings, motions, discovery, and briefs. Some of her work includes not only the preparation and prosecution of civil claims, but also more tedious assignments. For example, Ms. Krummel was tasked with redacting privileged and confidential information from millions of pages of discovery and creating corresponding privilege logs for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics (OSBN) during its massive opioid litigation, which eventually settled.

Kasey moved to Nevada in 2022 and has continued to provide confidential support services both to local firms and to her colleagues in other states. Ms. Krummel’s interests since her early youth include playing piano and boxing, where she also enjoys her role as an advocate and is able to connect members of her community with legal services.

Kasey Krummel