Peter Kraus Inducted into D Magazine’s Hall of Fame

January 22, 2026

Peter Kraus Inducted into D Magazine’s Hall of Fame

Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel is proud to congratulate firm co-founder Peter Kraus on his induction into the D Magazine Hall of Fame.

Peter’s commitment to representing individuals harmed by negligent corporate practices, including exposure to toxic chemicals and asbestos, has made him a widely respected leader in plaintiff-side litigation. Since co-founding the firm, he has helped build Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel into one of the nation’s premier trial firms, earning record verdicts and settlements on behalf of clients seeking justice against powerful corporate interests.

This latest recognition reflects not only Peter’s sustained professional excellence but also his dedication to serving the community through advocacy, leadership, and an unwavering belief in standing up for those who need it most.

We congratulate Peter on this well-deserved honor.

About Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel

Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel is a national plaintiffs’ law firm devoted to helping families in personal injury and wrongful death cases involving asbestos and mesothelioma, benzene exposure, dangerous pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and birth defects caused by pesticides, toxic chemicals, opioid use, and semiconductor chip manufacturing. The law firm also represents plaintiffs in qui tam whistleblower matters and cases that uncover false claims submitted to the government. Based in Dallas, Texas, with offices in Los Angeles, California, and Moline, Illinois, Waters Kraus Paul & Siegel has represented families from all fifty states and many foreign countries, as well as foreign governments.

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