Katelyn A. Riley

Katelyn A.

Riley

Overview

Katelyn is a member of Butler Snow’s Constitutional and Civil Rights Litigation practice group.

Experience

  • Starr v. Marion County, et al., (Cause No.): Obtained a defense verdict following a jury trial for claims made, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, for false imprisonment and excessive force in violation of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments.
  • Federinko v. Forrest Co., (Cause No.): obtained summary judgment on behalf of client, then successfully defended the same before the Mississippi Supreme Court
  • James v. Pike Co, (Cause No.): obtained summary judgment on behalf of client, then successfully defended the same before the Mississippi Court of Appeals
  • Caston v. Bolivar Co., et al., (Cause No.): successfully presented oral arguments before the Fifth Circuit

Bar Admissions

  • Mississippi, 2015

Education

  • Mississippi College School of Law, J.D., 2015
    • Finalist, Opening Statement Competition
    • Champion, Closing Argument Competition
    • Finalist, Langston & Langston Trial Competition
    • American Assoc. of Justice Trial Competition
    • Semi-Finalist, MC Law Trial Competition
    • Florida National Trial Advocacy Tournament
    • Top 10, National Trial Competition
    • Most Professional Team Award, Show Me Challenge: National Voir Dire Competition
    • 2015 Justice Jess H. Dickson Professionalism Award
    • Advocacy Society, 2013-2014 Secretary/2014-2015 President
    • Dean’s List
  • Mississippi College, B.S., Political Science, 2012

Katelyn A.

Riley

Overview

Katelyn is a member of Butler Snow’s Constitutional and Civil Rights Litigation practice group.

Experience

  • Starr v. Marion County, et al., (Cause No.): Obtained a defense verdict following a jury trial for claims made, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, for false imprisonment and excessive force in violation of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments.
  • Federinko v. Forrest Co., (Cause No.): obtained summary judgment on behalf of client, then successfully defended the same before the Mississippi Supreme Court
  • James v. Pike Co, (Cause No.): obtained summary judgment on behalf of client, then successfully defended the same before the Mississippi Court of Appeals
  • Caston v. Bolivar Co., et al., (Cause No.): successfully presented oral arguments before the Fifth Circuit

Bar Admissions

  • Mississippi, 2015

Education

  • Mississippi College School of Law, J.D., 2015
    • Finalist, Opening Statement Competition
    • Champion, Closing Argument Competition
    • Finalist, Langston & Langston Trial Competition
    • American Assoc. of Justice Trial Competition
    • Semi-Finalist, MC Law Trial Competition
    • Florida National Trial Advocacy Tournament
    • Top 10, National Trial Competition
    • Most Professional Team Award, Show Me Challenge: National Voir Dire Competition
    • 2015 Justice Jess H. Dickson Professionalism Award
    • Advocacy Society, 2013-2014 Secretary/2014-2015 President
    • Dean’s List
  • Mississippi College, B.S., Political Science, 2012