Elizabeth J. Kaiser is an Associate Attorney at La Follette Johnson, where she has been practicing since joining the firm in 2022. Her primary focus has been the defense of healthcare providers in medical malpractice litigation. While medical malpractice remains a significant part of her practice, Elizabeth is also a founding attorney of the firm’s newly established Business Services Division, which is committed to delivering comprehensive, innovative, and ethically grounded legal support to businesses of all sizes.

Elizabeth earned her Juris Doctor from LMU Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, California. Prior, she received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Criminology from the University of Denver in 2020.

Her professional experience includes work with Judicial Arbiter Group, Inc. in Denver, Colorado.  In 2021, she joined The Atticus Project, a collaborative initiative of law students, attorneys, and artificial intelligence experts, where she contributed to the development of contract-analysis software.

Outside of her legal practice, Elizabeth is actively engaged in research and writing in the field of unmanned aviation and astronomy.  She has participated in various scientific projects, including a Venusian infrared climate study supported by NASA, and research on millisecond pulsars and gravitational waves in collaboration with the Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy, affiliated with NANOGrav.  She currently serves on the Editorial Board of the ICUAS eUAM (Unmanned Aviation Magazine) published quarterly by the International Conference of Unmanned Aerial Systems, editing legal and regulatory articles related to unmanned aviation and adjacent technologies.

In her free time, Elizabeth is training and studying to obtain her private pilot’s license.