Kathryn Warmoth is an associate in the Dallas office of Cooper & Scully, P.C. She brings an extensive background in insurance, providing a unique perspective to help support her clients’ business needs and interests. In 2017, Kathryn pursued her lifelong dream of becoming an attorney, obtaining her Juris Doctorate in 2021 from UNT Dallas College of Law. While attending law school at night, she worked full-time, demonstrating her determination to achieve her goals. Kathryn is a member of the Phi Delta Phi International Honors Society – Royal Ferguson Inn. Kathryn spent over 20 years in property casualty insurance. Prior to obtaining her law degree, she spent time gaining invaluable experience as a claim adjuster, then as a claim advocate for a well-known global broker advising large companies on their various policies and risks. Kathryn gained hands-on clinical medical experience early in her education. She graduated from Governors State University with a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration.
Kathryn is a certified mediator, providing the experience necessary to allow her to objectively analyze her client’s cases and recommend the best approach to litigation. She has experience in litigation from start to finish including as second chair at trial. Her experience is a testament to her dedication and fierce advocacy for her clients.
Admitted
Texas, 2022
United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, 2025
Education
J.D., UNT Dallas College of Law, 2021
B.S., Governors State University, 2002
Affiliations
State Bar of Texas, Dallas Bar Association Certified Mediator
Legal Aid of Northwest Texas (2020-2021)
Dallas CASA (2017)
Cases
Won defense verdict, as second chair, in a premises liability case, with the verdict being returned in 13 minutes.
Attended trials, as second chair, in premises liability and large property damage disputes.
Successfully resolved a wrongful death lawsuit arising from an explosion in Dallas—protecting our client, a contractor, from a potential excess verdict.
Won No-Evidence Motion for Summary Judgment for a local grocery store. Won Motion to Dismiss with Prejudice based on Chapter 74 against a nurse.
Won Traditional Motion for Summary Judgment in a premises liability case involving a business owner’s liability for security on the premises.
Successfully resolved several dram shop actions involving minor injuries to wrongful death damages.
Litigated several cases involving premises liability, negligent security, dram shop, construction defect, commercial litigation.
Litigated cases involving complex catastrophic injuries, including, but not limited to, wrongful death, catastrophic crushing injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and severe burns.
