Karin A. Middleton, Attorney at Law

Karin A. Middleton

Karin A. Middleton
Attorney at Law

229.883.0051
Practice Areas
  • Litigation
  • Antitrust Law
  • Transactional Law
  • Employment Law
  • Health Information and Technology
Bar & Court Admissions
  • Georgia
  • Georgia Court of Appeals
  • US District Courts, Middle and Northern Districts of Georgia
  • US Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit
  • Georgia Supreme Court
Education
  • JD, 1995 Georgia State University School of Law, 
  • Atlanta, GA, Law Review, 1993-1995
    • Co-Legislation Editor, 1994-1995
  • BA, 1992 University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC
Memberships
  • American Bar Association
    • Antitrust Law Section
    • Health Law Section
    • Litigation Section
  • American Health Lawyers Association
    • Antitrust Law Section
    • Fraud & Abuse Section
    • Hospitals & Health Systems Section
    • Health Information & Technology Section
  • Dougherty County Bar Association
  • Georgia State Bar Association
  • National Employment Lawyers Association
Honors
  • Southwest Georgia’s 40 Under 40 Recognition, Albany Herald, 2009
With over twenty years of complex civil litigation experience in both State and Federal courts, Karin A. Middleton leads the Baudino Litigation Team. Her practice includes successfully mediating cases for her clients, as well as trying numerous cases to verdict in both State and Federal courts across the state of Georgia.

In addition, Kari’s practice includes appellate work in both the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and the Georgia Court of Appeals, where she has been responsible for both briefing the issues presented to the courts as well as oral argument.

Kari’s practice currently focuses on defending health care clients in various types of litigation, including antitrust, general civil matters, employment law and government regulatory. Additionally, her experience as a litigator is extended to our healthcare clients as she counsels on employment law matters, transactional matters encompassing strategic planning and regulatory compliance, as well as various corporate matters in an effort to minimize their litigation exposure.

Kari believes in a professional, results-oriented, cost-effective approach to serving her clients’ needs. Based on her extensive experience in trial work involving various areas of law that affect the daily operations of healthcare organizations, Kari adds value to our healthcare clients’ businesses and litigation needs.

Personally, she enjoys spending time with her family and serving the Albany community.

Community
  • Easter Seals Southern Georgia Board Member, 2006-present
    • President 2015-2016
    • President Elect 2014-2015
    • Secretary 2011-2012
  • Phoebe Foundation Board Member 2015-present
  • Willson Hospice House, Torch Society Committee Member 2006-2009
  • Doublegate Country Club Board Member 2014-present
  • St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
    • Rector Search Committee Chairman 2014-present
    • Personal Committee 2014-present
    • Vestry, 2008-2013
    • Finance Committee, 2007-2012
    • Planned Giving Committee 2007-2012
    • Vice-Chairman of Phoebe Foundation Board 2018—current 
  • Leadership Georgia 
    • Graduate, 2007
    • Alumni Trustee Couple, 2008
  • Lily Pad SANE Board Member, 2006-2007
  • ALL-GA Board Member, 2006-2008
Recent Representative Matters
  • Led litigation team that successfully defended antitrust case against a hospital client that was dismissed by the District Court
  • Co-led litigation team that successfully defended Qui Tam case on behalf of a health system client in which the Office of Inspector General declined to intervene after a lengthy investigation and review of critical key evidence produced by the firm
  • Co-led litigation team that defended the Hospital Authority of Albany-Dougherty County in its acquisition of Palmyra Medical Center
Career Experience
  • Complex Civil Litigation
  • Antitrust
  • Healthcare Regulatory Compliance
  • Employment Law
  • Catastrophic Injury
  • Wrongful Death
  • Medical Malpractice
Share by: