Rachel Messer

Senior Litigation Attorney

Overview:

Rachel Messer is a dynamic advocate known for her assertive yet approachable style. She believes that becoming a lawyer is one thing but becoming a truly effective lawyer requires years of dedication, mastery, and an unwavering commitment to every client’s individual needs. Rachel embodies that commitment. She is never hesitant to invest the time, strategy, and hard work necessary to secure the best possible outcomes for the people she represents.

  With a reputation as a knowledgeable, passionate, and thoughtful communicator, Rachel meets clients exactly where they are in their legal journey. She is candid and clear in setting expectations, empowering clients to make informed, strategic decisions at every stage of their case.

  During law school, Rachel expanded her legal foundation internationally, studying the European legal system and the International Sale of Goods (CISG) in Italy. She also trained under Third Circuit Chief Judge Anthony Scirica while studying comparative constitutional law and international business transactions experiences that shaped her global perspective and sharpened her analytical approach. She graduated with concentrations in both International Law and Business Transactions.

  Over more than a decade of practice in both state and federal courts, Rachel has developed a deep and versatile command of civil litigation. Now in the apex of her career, her work ethic, refined skill set, and consistent record of success reflect her standing as a formidable advocate.

  Outside the courtroom, Rachel enjoys time with friends, volunteering, concerts, sewing, crafting, soccer, hiking, and kayaking. She balances her professional and home life well and practices gratitude as a daily discipline. Despite her drive for excellence in her profession, she considers her greatest achievements to be her devotion to her husband, children, and beloved dog.
Education:
Western Michigan Cooley Law School, J.D. Appalachian State University, B.S. in Criminal Justice
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