Ms. Walker has experience litigating in a wide variety of business-related subject matters, including shareholder derivative actions and business divorce, copyright and trademark infringement, fraud, FDUTPA, civil theft, breach of contract, non-competition disputes, collection disputes, tortious interference, and trade secret claims. She also has assisted clients with defamation and intellectual property matters both in and out of court and has successfully helped clients remove false information and infringing content from online websites, social media and search engines.

Ms. Walker has served as defense counsel for several class-action lawsuits involving the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA") and related state statutes, and she has advised clients on instituting best practices to avoid TCPA litigation. Ms. Walker has represented clients in State Court, Federal Court, and in Arbitration proceedings (including JAMS Arbitration), including through trial or final hearing. She has also helped clients reach successful out-of-court resolutions.

Ms. Walker's experience also includes appellate work, wherein she has helped secure multiple, significant appellate rulings, including Rappaport v. Scherr; 322 S. 3d 138 (Fla. 3d DCA), wherein the appellate court reversed a judgment in favor of a minority shareholder in a derivative action because the minority shareholder had not made pre-suit demand on the board of directors, confirming that Florida was a "universal demand" jurisdiction at the time the derivative suit was filed, among other notable law-making decisions.