Kylie Fisher

Kylie’s passion for law is fueled by helping to give a voice to the underrepresented and bringing power back to those who have been neglected by society.

She brings a quality of persistence to Keller Rohrback’s nationally recognized Complex Litigation Group, delivering the advocacy and passion needed to create lasting change for a wide set of individuals. 

Initially discovering her interest in law as a high school student, Kylie developed a passion for finding workable solutions to complex problems within the legal realm. Viewing the practice of law as one big puzzle with moving parts and power imbalances, she has embraced the challenge of trying to bring more justice and equity to the world by doing her part to solve this puzzle.

In 2020, Kylie graduated from University of Washington School of Law with high honors and was awarded the Dean’s Medal. Kylie also received the CLEA Outstanding Clinical Student Award for her asylum work with the Children and Youth Advocacy Clinic. During law school, Kylie served as an Articles Editor and published a Student Comment for the University of Washington Law Review. 

Before joining Keller Rohrback, Kylie clerked for Judge Rosanna M. Peterson at the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Washington and for Justice Debra L. Stephens at the Washington State Supreme Court, expanding her research and legal writing capabilities in a professional environment. 

In her free time, Kylie enjoys puzzles of all kinds, pub trivia, intramural soccer, and playing fetch with her labradoodle, Junie B. Bones.