Kimberly C Delk

Biographical Information

Kimberly C. Delk is a native of North Carolina who attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Appalachian State University receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree. She received her Juris Doctor from Loyola University School of Law in 2002.

While at Loyola, Ms. Delk was a member of the Moot Court Staff, served as a Moot Court Teaching assistant, and worked as a research assistant to several professors. She received the Susan L. Litzau Moot Court Award in 2000. She served as the managing editor for the Loyola University Journal of Public Interest Law, and her comment was published in the Spring 2001 edition, What Will It Take to Produce Greater American Voter Participation? Does Anyone Really Know? 2 Loy. J. Pub.Int. L. 133 (Spring 2001). She also studied international law at the University of Vienna School of Law during the summer of 2000 and graduated with a Certificate in International Law. In addition, she clerked for the Democratic National Committee at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, California in 2000.

Ms. Delk's areas of practice are casualty litigation, mass tort litigation, products liability, and labor & employment law. Ms. Delk has been admitted to the bar in the States of Louisiana and Mississippi and to the bars of the United States District Courts of Louisiana and Mississippi, and to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.