Rebecca Currier

Rebecca Currier is an associate in the Legacy Case Management Group at Baron & Budd, where she advocates for our clients with mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases. Ms. Currier fights for compensation on their behalf from bankrupt asbestos companies. She strives to ensure that the victims of unscrupulous asbestos manufacturers receive compensation that brings a level of financial security to their families.

Ms. Currier obtained her bachelor’s degree from Cornell University in Industrial and Labor Relations. Her studies at the university provided insight into the unsafe working conditions faced by so many throughout history. She became passionate about workers who suffered catastrophic workplace injuries and illnesses while laboring to provide for their families.

Ms. Currier graduated with the intent to pursue a career devoted to improving the lives of everyday workers. She obtained a job in the human resources department of a multinational corporation where she worked with executive leadership to influence and implement workplace policies. In the evenings, she began pursuit of her law degree. In 2010, Ms. Currier graduated with her Juris Doctor from Texas Wesleyan School of Law (now Texas A&M School of Law). With law degree in hand, Ms. Currier relocated to her hometown in Upstate New York where she established a profitable practice.

In 2014, after obtaining several favorable trial verdicts as a solo practitioner, Ms. Currier chose to relocate to Dallas, Texas, with the intention of continuing her pursuit of improving the lives of working families. Her position at Baron & Budd is an ideal platform from which to leverage her well-rounded experience in law and her industrial and labor relations background.

Reported Cases

• Meadows v. Latshaw Drilling Co., 338 F.Supp.3d 587 (N.D. Tex. 2018)