Walkup Firm Voted #1 Personal Injury Law Firm in California
For the 6th consecutive year, the Walkup Law Firm has been voted the #1 Personal Injury Law Firm in California as recognized by The Recorder’s Best Of 2025 Awards. The
For the 6th consecutive year, the Walkup Law Firm has been voted the #1 Personal Injury Law Firm in California as recognized by The Recorder’s Best Of 2025 Awards. The
The current Presidential Administration has issued executive orders and taken other actions to punish law firms because of the work that lawyers at those firms have done. The Administration opposes
Four families are suing the San Bruno Park School District, seeking accountability in the wake of former teacher Jeremy Yeh’s conviction on 17 felony child molestation charges. Yeh, who worked
We’re thrilled to congratulate Walkup shareholder Doug Saeltzer, who was sworn in as President-Elect of the Consumer Attorneys of California during the 76th Annual Installation & Awards Dinner on Saturday!
The Walkup firm is honored to have eight outstanding attorneys recognized on the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers list. These distinguished advocates have dedicated their careers to securing
The California Herald featured Walkup’s Michael A. Kelly today in an article that highlights how litigation led by Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger is not only helping victims and families
Victims of the Eaton Fire who have retained Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger (Walkup) to represent them in litigation against Southern California Edison (SCE) for losses stemming from the Eaton Fires is
Walkup’s Michael A. Kelly is featured in Attorney at Law Magazine’s Personal Injury Issue. He shares the personal and professional journey that shaped his decades-long career as one of the nation’s
We congratulate shareholder Conor Kelly who has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). ABOTA is an invitation only organization of the finest lawyers in America representing both
Why plaintiffs’ counsel have a right to explore juror bias about large verdicts by Michael A. Kelly In catastrophic injury cases, corporate defendants and insurers follow a familiar playbook, animated