Troy, Mark A

Robin Lawton Krumholt has practiced law for fifteen years. Although she has handled numerous tort cases, her practice primarily focuses on workers' compensation cases.

The experienced attorneys in her group believe that representing injured workers is important because the work-related injuries affect every aspect of the person's life. Without adequate representation, insurance companies and employers may deprive the injured worker of necessary medical treatment and payment of workers' compensation benefits. Ms. Krumholt handles her cases in the best interest of the clients, not just to earn her fees.

She is co-chair of the Workers' Compensation Section of the Baton Rouge Bar Association. Ms. Krumholt has conducted numerous Continuing Legal Education seminars on Worker's Compensation topics, such as Ethics and Professionalism as well as Nuts and Bolts seminars to educate new lawyers about handling workers' compensation cases.

Ms. Krumholt helps organize fund raisers for Kids' Chance, a scholarship program for the children of workers that are injured or permanently disabled as a result of on the job injuries. The December 2011/January 2012 addition of the Louisiana Bar Journal documents the presentation of funds raised by the Baton Rouge Workers' Comp Section for Kids' Chance.

She graduated from Louisiana State University in 1991 with a B.A. in English. She attended the Paralegal Studies Program through Louisiana State University in the accelerated program and received her Paralegal Studies certificate with honors on January 9, 1992. She worked as a paralegal intern and paralegal for Vinet & Vinet until entering law school in 1993. Ms. Krumholt was an associate editor of Southern's Law Review from 1994-1996. She graduated from Southern Law Center Magna Cum Laude in May of 1996. After passing the bar in 1997, she worked as an associate attorney for Vinet & Vinet until July of 2005.

She currently works with Davoli, Krumholt & Price, of counsel with Moore, Thompson & Lee. She has been an active member of the Jefferson United Methodist Church for more than twenty years. During her membership at JUMC, she has held the office of Chairperson of the Pastor Parish Relations Committee twice.

Ms. Krumholt has been a member of the Baton Rouge Bar Association since 1997, serving on the Bench Bar Conference Committee for several years and participating in fund raisers such as Belly Up with the Bar. Ms. Krumholt is a member of the Volunteer Committee of the Baton Rouge Bar Association, participating in numerous volunteer activities such as Law Day, the Holiday Star project, filling Easter baskets for school children, helping with Brave Heart - Children in Need and Christmas visits to the outpatient clinic of Children's Hospital. For the last two years, she has volunteered as a Reading Friend through VIPS (Volunteers in Public School) at Westdale Heights Academic Magnet School.

She has been a Member of the Wex Malone Inn of Court for several years and has held a seat on the executive committee, having served as counselor for three years. For the last two years, Ms. Krumholt has been a member of WILG and the Louisiana Worker's Advocates. These groups are dedicated to the preservation of the injured workers' rights under the current Louisiana Workers' Compensation Statutes.