Danielle Waltz

Danielle Waltz is a seasoned attorney based in Charleston, WV, with a career starting in 2006. Her legal practice primarily focuses on civil litigation, including commercial and construction law, as well as government relations. Throughout her career, Danielle has played a key role in advocating for major legal reforms in West Virginia, such as joint and several liability reform, punitive damages caps, asbestos transparency, revisions to consumer credit laws, and the establishment of the Intermediate Court of Appeals.

In the realm of governmental relations, Danielle has actively engaged in lobbying efforts for various legal and employment matters. Her advocacy work includes the successful passage of the Workplace Freedom Act and standardization of independent contractor regulations in West Virginia. Alongside her legislative involvement, Danielle is extensively involved in litigating complex construction disputes, consumer credit protection cases at state and federal levels, and various business disputes.

Danielle's educational background includes a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from West Virginia University College of Law and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Mathematics, graduating cum laude from West Virginia University. She is currently a member of Jackson Kelly PLLC and has previously worked as an attorney at Flaherty, Sensabaugh & Bonasso, PLLC. Prior to her legal career, Danielle gained experience as a Student Assistant in Student Organization Services and Student Affairs at West Virginia University.