Kelsey L. Walstrum

Paralegal

About Kelsey L. Walstrum

Kelsey L Walstrum has been a personal injury paralegal her entire career. She worked at a downtown Baltimore personal injury firm for 14 years before joining the Simons & Goldner team in 2008. Kelsey is an indispensable part of the S & G team, and is our “utility infielder.” Kelsey is part car accident and Workers’ Compensation paralegal, HR director, office manager and counselor to clients and staff.
In her spare time, Kelsey enjoys spending time with her children and adopted dog, Milo. She also goes to the gym regularly and enjoys spending time with friends and family.

Totally Committed

Client Reviews

5.0
Always a pleasure to work with, have been using them for 10+ years with no issues. Literally the only attorney I use. Great communication & results. 10/10. S/o to Michael & Steven !!
Working with Simons and Goldner was a truly positive experience during what was otherwise a very difficult situation. From the beginning, everyone I worked with was patient, responsive, and an excellent communicator. They took the time to answer my questions, explain the process, and make sure I understood what was happening along the way. I never felt rushed or like I was just another client. Their warmth, professionalism, and genuine care made a challenging experience much easier to navigate. What stood out to me most was how they treated me throughout the process. They were consistently kind, attentive, and reassuring, while also keeping me informed and moving things forward. I am very grateful for the support I received from Simons and Goldner. They truly helped make a bad situation better, and I would not hesitate to recommend them to someone looking for a team that combines professionalism with compassion and excellent service.
We had a great experience with the firm of Simons & Goldner PA. He handled my daughter’s car accident throughly and professionally. We truly appreciate his work. I would highly recommend them.
Excellent service and care always. I highly recommend them