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New study links drugs Wellbutrin and Zyban to infant heart defect

May 04, 2010

Glaxo ordered to pay compensation for alleged Paxil defects

October 13, 2009

S.C. Supreme Court rules in nursing home case handled by Motley Rice LLC

June 22, 2009

Motley Rice attorney addresses nursing home care and patient rights

January 20, 2008

Practice Areas

Drugs

Medical

Securities & Consumer Fraud

Licensed In

CA, SC

Admitted to Practice Before

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit

U.S. District Court for the Central, Northern and Southern Districts of California and District of South Carolina

Education

J.D., California Western School of Law, 1999

B.A. cum laude, Clemson University, 1996

South Carolina

Kimberly Barone Baden
Associate Attorney

Kimberly Barone Baden

Kimberly Barone Baden manages the firm’s nursing home abuse and neglect litigation team. She represents the elderly, the nation’s most defenseless population, specifically nursing home and assisted living facility residents who are victims of abuse and neglect. Kimberly advocates for improved medical treatment and care for nursing home residents and shares her nursing home litigation experience with co-counsel and community organizations.

Kimberly also works on the firm’s tainted tissue and misappropriated human remains litigation in both the federal multidistrict litigation and state cases and several of the firm's drug cases, including litigation regarding clients allegedly harmed by the antidepressant drug Paxil.  Additionally she is reviewing potential cases related to birth defects allegedly caused by the use of the drug Wellbutrin early in pregnancy. Kimberly has also been involved with securities fraud litigation.

Prior to joining the firm, Kimberly worked on pharmaceutical litigation as co-counsel to Motley Rice lawyers at Harrison, Kemp & Jones in Las Vegas, Nevada. She also served as an attorney with the California District Attorney’s Office in San Diego, California.

Kimberly’s work on behalf of victims of neglect or abuse across the country has made her a requested speaker at numerous legal and medical seminars. She is a member of the American Association for Justice, the American Bar Association and the South Carolina Association for Justice.