Rose Wilhelmi

Rose Wilhelmi is a Portland personal injury attorney at Bridge City Law, where she represents individuals and families throughout Oregon and Washington. She is committed to helping clients navigate the legal process after an injury with clarity, compassion, and steady advocacy during a difficult time. Rose’s path to personal injury law is shaped by her experience as a family caregiver prior to attending law school. In that role, she witnessed firsthand the physical, emotional, and financial toll that injury and chronic conditions can place on individuals and their families. She also saw the challenges people face when dealing with insurance companies during vulnerable moments. At Bridge City Law, she brings that perspective into her practice, helping clients feel supported while pursuing fair compensation. During law school, Rose gained experience in civil litigation and client advocacy through her work with the PCC Eviction Legal Defense Program. There, she helped connect community members facing eviction with rental assistance and legal resources to maintain stable housing. She also worked for a solo practitioner handling employment discrimination, pregnancy discrimination, and personal injury matters. These experiences strengthened her commitment to representing individuals who have been wronged and guiding them through complex legal situations at Bridge City Law. At Bridge City Law, Rose works closely with clients to ensure they understand their rights and options from the outset of their case. She prioritizes clear communication and a thoughtful, client-centered approach, recognizing that legal claims often come at a time of uncertainty and stress. Rose grew up in the Tri-Cities region of Washington and earned her bachelor’s degree from Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. She went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon.