About Michael Walker

Michael Odell Walker is an associate with the Bryant Law Center practicing in the areas of Family Law, Business Litigation, and General Civil Litigation.  Prior to associating with the Bryant Law Center in April, 2006.  Michael worked as an associate at Gault, Marshall, & Miller, PLLC in Paducah, where he practiced in the areas of Admiralty and Maritime Law representing towing companies, Construction litigation (including the filing and enforcement of mechanics liens), Corporate Governance and Shareholder Disputes, Business Litigation, and general Civil Litigation.  Michael earned his law degree from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2004.  He also received a Masters in Public Administration that year from the University of Kentucky Martin School of Public Policy.  While in law school.  Michael received several writing honors, including the Best Appelle’s Brief Award for the Clay Legal Writing Club in 2002, and published "Don't Show Them Where to Click and Vote: An Assessment of Electioneering Law in the United States as a Consideration in Implementing Internet Voting Regimes,” in the Kentucky Law Journal in 2003.  He also was a member of the Trial Advocacy Board.  Prior to and during law school Michael clerked part time for Judge Bill Cunningham of the 56^th Judicial Circuit, which covers Caldwell Lyon, Livingston, and Trigg counties.

Michael is active in several community organizations, including the Rotary Club of Paducah and McCracken County 4-H.  He is a member of the Parish Council at St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church.  He is active in the Kentucky Bar Association, serving as First Supreme Court District Representative on its Young Lawyers’ Section Executive Committee.  He is admitted to practice in Kentucky and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky.