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Corey L. Kraushaar, Stranch, Jennings & Garvey
Staff Report//May 14, 2026//
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Corey Kraushaar has earned a reputation for working collaboratively with opposing counsel — an approach he said makes trials run more smoothly for judges, juries and court staff alike. Kraushaar is drawn to clients’ unique business models and focuses on presenting the human side of a business in ways that resonate with juries.
Among his most formative experiences was a federal jury trial early in his career that lasted over two months, which he described as learning “to ride the bike” by watching jury proceedings day in and day out. He regularly mentors new attorneys and brings them onto trial teams and routinely presents in-house CLE ethics programming.
Representative clients include Plaza Motors and Lou Fusz.
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