Tiffany Walker-Killip, JD
Tiffany Walker-Killip, JD, is a Senior Commercial Litigation Attorney at Brothers, Alvarado, Piazza & Cozort, P.C., where she represents major international corporations, retailers, and restaurants in complex, high-stakes disputes. Known for her strategic advocacy, meticulous legal research, and persuasive courtroom presence, Tiffany has successfully secured multiple defense verdicts at trial and numerous Motions for Summary Judgment in federal court. Her professional approach emphasizes integrity, precision, and achieving favorable outcomes for clients while maintaining strong, collaborative relationships with colleagues and stakeholders.
A graduate of Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, Tiffany earned her Juris Doctor in 2018 and previously completed her Bachelor of Science in Political Science at Loyola University New Orleans in 2015. During her academic career, she excelled as a scholar-athlete, receiving multiple honors including the NAIA Academic All-American and the Champion of Character Awards, while also serving as President of the Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society. Tiffany’s early experiences, including working as a nanny for attorneys, inspired her pursuit of a legal career that balances professional excellence with flexibility and community impact.
Beyond her professional achievements, Tiffany is deeply committed to mentorship, charitable causes, and community engagement. She serves as a Board Member for the Fulshear Historical Association and actively supports initiatives in arts and culture, civil rights, diversity, education, and humanitarian relief. A devoted mother of two sons, she balances her thriving legal career with family life, outdoor adventures, and personal growth. Tiffany’s dedication to service, professional excellence, and empowering others underscores her influence both in and beyond the courtroom.
• Attorney, State Bar of Texas
• Loyola University New Orleans College of Law – Juris Doctor
• Multiple defense verdicts at trial
• Delta Gamma Sorority
• Fulshear Historical Association
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to realizing that smart people recognize when they don’t know something and asking for help when resources are available. I also focus on maintaining professionalism, integrity, and skill in every case I handle. I treat every person I encounter with respect and compassion, and always remember that there is something to be learned in every interaction.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
My mentor, Attorney John Ramirez, the founding partner of Bush and Ramirez, gave me invaluable guidance. His mentorship shaped my career and inspired me to pursue excellence in litigation.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Don’t listen to naysayers—the field of law is not oversaturated despite what you’ll hear. There are so many opportunities, so go for it with confidence. We need more women lawyers!
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Professionalism, integrity, and skill are core to my work. I also value building strong relationships, being good to people, and giving back to the community whenever possible.