Kristina Baehr

We are going to take a stand.

We're going to bring the claims.

We're going to unite.

We're going to seek truth and we're going to seek justice and we're going to change the incentives.

And that's what the law is for.

Yes.

Yes.

When I started doing this, especially in Austin, people thought I was crazy.

And the vitriol and just the condescension from the defense lawyers in particular was just awful.

I mean, lady, do you not know that these cases died in the 1990s?

I went to arbitration last week against a guy like that.

I mean, looking at the arbitrators and saying, there's a reason that mold cases died in the 1990s.

And I have the benefit of the last few years of practice of being able to say, look, there was a time when this was all considered junk science, but no more.

The NIH now recognizes that mold exposure causes asthma, allergies, we knew that, but it causes cognitive harm.

That's what the NIH says.

This is not junk science.

This is universally recognized.

And this is peer-reviewed medical literature.

And you, sir, are old.

I mean, that's really the answer.