Rebecca S. Walsh

Rebecca Walsh has been a trial attorney with FFKJG since 1995. She has been involved with prosecuting high profile personal injury lawsuits including medical malpractice, auto negligence, premises liability, police brutality and false imprisonment, constitutional violations, wrongful termination, sexual harassment and discrimination. She has been responsible for numerous verdicts and settlements in excess of $1 million.

Walsh grew up in Nashville, Michigan, a small rural community in mid-Michigan. While in college she worked with the State of Michigan and the Michigan Sesquicentennial Planning Commission.

During college, law school and prior to coming to FFKJG, Walsh worked in the insurance industry both as a claims adjuster and defense counsel.

In 1991-92, Walsh was an adjunct professor of Legal Methods at Cooley Law School. She is a frequent author, speaker, and lecturer on insurance litigation, trial practices, and other legal issues.

Walsh is married to Ronn Walsh and has three daughters.

Education

1. Thomas M. Cooley Law School (J.D., 1991)
   1. Delta Theta Phi
2. Central Michigan University (B.S., 1987)
   1. Business Administration
   2. Alpha Chi Omega Sorority

Member

1. United States District Court
   1. Eastern District of Michigan
   2. Western District of Michigan
2. State Bar of Michigan
3. Pro Hac Vice
   1. Alaska
   2. Arizona
   3. Florida
   4. Mississippi
   5. New Mexico
   6. South Carolina
   7. Virginia
4. Federal Bar Association Member
5. Michigan Association for Justice Executive Member
6. Oakland County Case Evaluator

Practice Areas

1. Auto Negligence
2. Constitutional Violations
3. Discrimination
4. False Imprisonment
5. Medical Malpractice
6. Police Brutality
7. Premises Liability
8. Sexual Harassment
9. Wrongful Termination

Law

I love practicing law. Occasionally, a really bad ruling from a court gets me down, but aside from that, I truly love what I do.

Life

Everything that I am, and what I stand for define me as a lawyer. Tenacity, empathy, and loyalty are a few of the traits that define me.

Lessons

I've learned not to take everything personally. I've learned to see in good in difficult situations. I've learned to enjoy the victories in life – even the littlest ones!!!

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