Rosa Wolf

For Rosa Wolf, practicing law is about doing work she can feel good about, advocating for people who need it, and helping drive positive change.

Rosa is an associate attorney in Keller Rohrback’s nationally renowned Complex Litigation Group, working out of the Portland office. 

Rosa is a firm believer in the power of complex litigation to hold corporations accountable for wrongdoing, and her interest in Keller Rohrback is personal. She was a class member in the Portland Bullseye Glass class action, a case prosecuted by the firm. Her involvement as a class member helped shape her interest in class actions as a way to pursue positive change on behalf of people who might otherwise lack access to legal representation.

Rosa spent five years working as a legal assistant before attending Lewis & Clark Law School, where she earned her JD and graduated magna cum laude. While in law school, Rosa served as a judicial extern for the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon and as a law clerk with the Office of the Federal Public Defender. She also served as an Article Editor on the Lewis & Clark Law Review and worked as a research assistant for a professor specializing in complex litigation.

Outside of work, Rosa enjoys exploring Portland’s restaurant scene, reading, and spending time outdoors.