Kelsey Mackenzie Stout is a lawyer practicing intellectual property law, patent application, patent infringement and 1 other area of law. Kelsey received a B.A. degree from Yale University in 1995, and has been licensed for 18 years. Kelsey practices at Kelsey Stout Intellectual Property in Bakersfield, CA.
Literally the worst attorney in the world. He will brag about how good he is, but when you ask why, he will say "because I only pick trials I know I will win" ... Sie, that doesn't make you a good attorney, it makes you a lazy one. He will also literally lie straight to your face about your case, and then drop you without even informing you. I was told I had court with him again a week after our first one together, and then thank God, my sister was keeping up online to inform me that my new court date was actually THE NEXT DAY, AND that he has dropped me as a client because of a "conflict of interest". Sounds to me like he has ties to the Bakersfield PD, and doesn't actually want to fight cases. I mean, like he said: he only picks cases he knows will win. Which means he doesnt fight. He just cherry picks the obviously easy ones, which doesn't an actual good attorney make. He also hasn't responded to any of my phone calls since. What a hack job. I do NOT recommend.
506 G St.Bakersfield, CA 93304U.S.A.
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