Contact Info
Email: kaldred@fabianlaw.com
Direct Line: (801) 323-2260
Fax: (801) 532-3370
Kristin L. Aldred
Kristin Aldred is a trial associate at Fabian. She represents both plaintiffs and defendants in a variety of commercial litigation matters, including business disputes, employment disputes, and securities actions. She also has experience counseling employers on employment-related matters.
Ms. Aldred’s recent engagements include defending a major oil company against fraud and breach of fiduciary duty claims, and defending an energy company against claims of employment discrimination and retaliation. Kristin graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law, and she is a former federal law clerk. Prior to joining Fabian, she practiced law in Texas.
Ms. Aldred’s recent engagements include defending a major oil company against fraud and breach of fiduciary duty claims, and defending an energy company against claims of employment discrimination and retaliation. Kristin graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law, and she is a former federal law clerk. Prior to joining Fabian, she practiced law in Texas.
- Practice Areas
- Professional
- Representative Projects
- Education
- Admitted to the Texas State Bar in 2005; application pending for admission to the Utah Bar
- Completed two-year federal clerkship with district judge Ewing Werlein, Jr. in 2007
- Practiced at Baker Botts in Houston, 2007-2010
- Named a “Rising Star” by Law & Politics magazine
- Volunteer prosecutor for Houston Municipal Court
- Member, Women Lawyers of Utah
- Defended executives of an international energy company against fiduciary duty and fraud claims in California state court
- Defended a major retailer against claims of trademark infringement and unfair competition
- Represented a company pursuing claims for breaches of representations and warranties in an asset purchase agreement; tried before an ICC panel in London
- Represented current and former officers and directors in a derivative case in federal court arising out of the Company’s 2007 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act settlement. The case was dismissed.
- Represented a major insurance company in various lawsuits over several years, including property damage and personal injury disputes
- Counseled a local university on various employment law matters
- J.D., University of Virginia, 2005; Managing Editor of the Virginia Journal of International Law, 2004-2005; Semi-Finalist in William Minor Lile Moot Court competition; Won awards in Oral Advocacy and Legal Research and Writing
- B.A., English and Religious Studies, Rice University, 2001 (magna cum laude); Phi Beta Kappa and Rhodes Scholar nominee