Kimberly Mosolf

Kimberly Mosolf is an Adjunct Professor with nearly twenty years of experience in civil legal services and civil rights litigation. She currently serves as lead counsel for the plaintiff class in the landmark federal lawsuit A.B. v. D.S.H.S. (Trueblood), which enforces constitutional rights to timely competency evaluation and restoration services.

Her work has driven significant reforms in Washington's behavioral health systems and promoted decriminalization of disability. Previous roles include Director of the Treatment Facilities Program at Disability Rights Washington (2015-2024), where she oversaw litigation and policy work related to psychiatric hospitals, involuntary commitment, police violence, and state-run institutions for people with disabilities.