Irish Legal 100 Honors Walkup’s Michael A. Kelly and Conor M. Kelly
Irish Legal 100 Honors Walkup’s Michael A. Kelly and Conor M. Kelly Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger shareholders Michael A. Kelly and Conor M. Kelly have been named 2024 Irish
Irish Legal 100 Honors Walkup’s Michael A. Kelly and Conor M. Kelly Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger shareholders Michael A. Kelly and Conor M. Kelly have been named 2024 Irish
We brought suit on behalf of the parents of a preschool student who died when a schoolyard tire swing overturned. The child was on the swing when the newly installed
Our attorneys were retained by the parents of a child who drowned at summer camp when the camps lifeguards failed to rescue her when she was in trouble. She sustained
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (September 3, 2024) – Prepare for a high-stakes legal showdown at the third annual National Flash Trial Competition. The highly anticipated event kicks off at the JAMS
Walkup Best Lawyer Accolades Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger proudly salutes all eleven of our shareholders having been named among the Best Lawyers in America 2025 for their outstanding achievements.
In Commuter v. CCSF (S.F. Sup. Ct.) Michael Kelly and Conor Kelly obtained an $11,000,000 settlement on behalf of a 78-year-old woman who was struck by a cable car while
Our team of fire lawyers including Mike Kelly, Khaldoun Baghdadi, Andrew McDevitt, Max Schuver, and Owen Stephens, plus a host of paralegals, legal assistants and other specialists, have been toiling
Mike Kelly will be speaking in July on Proving Damages in Wrongful Death Cases at the annual meeting of AAJ in Nashville, Tennessee. In May, Mike served as Master of
In Victim’s Family v. Property Owner (Bay Area Sup. Ct.) Matthew Davis and Joseph Nicholson reached a confidential multimillion-dollar mediated settlement paid by the owner and manager of an apartment
In Sheriff Deputies v. Ghost Gun Manufacturer, Sara Peters, Spencer Pahlke and Richard Schoenberger represented two law enforcement officers ambushed by a gunman. The gunman, a convicted felon, was legally