Once an aspiring politician, the idea of helping those who couldn’t help themselves drew him into plaintiffs’ law.

Walter “Skip” Walker is profiled in the January 2014 issue of Plaintiff Magazine. The article covers his path into the law. In the article, Skip discusses how the move into plaintiffs’ law was a “no-brainer.” He says, “It was this concept: Somebody was injured, somebody had a disadvantage, somebody really needed help. And with my training and with developed skills…, I could do for them what they couldn’t do for themselves.”

Read the full article here.

[Note: This article originally appeared in Plaintiff Magazine in January 2014.]