Overview
Kristen Mohr primarily focuses her practice on civil litigation related to corporate litigation, business disputes, sexual misconduct allegations, defamation, Title IX matters, gender discrimination, and employment discrimination. Kristen also handles student-athlete representation from university misconduct disputes to NIL representation. She has represented a wide range of clients, including high-profile athletes and prominent university figures. Kristen has also devoted a large portion of her career to representing those wrongfully accused or convicted.
As a former Division I and professional athlete, and one of the top equestrian recruits in the country, Kristen’s competitive spirit is evident in her practice. Given her elite athletic experience, Kristen brings a valuable perspective and understanding to what is needed to successfully represent her clients in even the most high-profile cases.
Kristen’s past experiences as an athlete and her vast understanding of the college landscape have allowed her to obtain favorable Title IX and misconduct outcomes at some of the most prominent colleges and universities across the country. Kristen possesses a comprehensive understanding of how to navigate disciplinary proceedings and to counsel her clients throughout each step in the process, with a special understanding of the urgency in preserving an athlete’s eligibility and athletic career opportunities. Kristen’s work has received attention from major news outlets such as ESPN, Bleacher Report, Sports Illustrated, The Chicago Tribune, 247 Sports, and AP News.
Notable Work
Business Disputes: Garnered favorable settlements in business litigation disputes, including successful outcomes for franchisees of a large real estate brokerage
Real Estate: Successfully represented former CEO of Keller Williams Realty, Inc. in clearing his name against sexual misconduct allegations
Title IX Litigation: Represented multiple students and professors throughout disciplinary investigations, hearings, and appeals at colleges and universities throughout the country garnering favorable outcomes, including the reduction or complete vacation of sanctions.
Representation of Athletes at Division I Universities: Reached a favorable settlement for a prominent student athlete accused of sexual misconduct, allowing him to gain back eligibility.
Representation of Athletes in University Level Proceedings: Assisted high profile athlete in successfully reducing a sanction through the student disciplinary level appeal process as a result of wrongful accusations for violations of safety guidelines.
Defamation: Successfully litigated and settled a defamation lawsuit for a high-profile figure arising from false sexual assault claims.
Human Trafficking: Garnered a favorable settlement arising from a human trafficking/sexual assault lawsuit.
Education & Admissions
Education
- University of Wisconsin-Madison, J.D. 2021
- Rutgers University, B.A. Mathematics 2018
Admissions
- New York
- Texas
- Wisconsin
Media
- NFL Draft Prospect Isaiah Bond sues woman over arrest, ESPN (Apr. 16, 2025)
- NCAA Revenue Sharing Will Be Subject to Title IX, Bergen Record (Aug. 7, 2024)
- Former Keller Williams CEO John Davis cleared of misconduct charges, The Real Deal (Mar. 11, 2023)
- John Davis files racketeering suit against Gary Keller, HousingWire (8/31/2023)
- Northwestern Cheerleader’s Sex Trafficking Claims Can Proceed, Bloomberg Law News (Sep. 22, 2023)
- Mohr, K., & Miltenberg, A. (2023, April 6). Are N.J. School administrators legally at fault for bullying tragedies? 2 Lawyers Say, ‘Yes’, Opinion. com
- 2/23/2021, Quintez Cephus sues Wisconsin over sexual assault investigation, expulsion