Tim Rohs has served as an attorney in the Wilmington, Delaware office since its beginnings in 2007. His goal is to defend cases thoroughly and professionally, yet in the most cost-effective and practical manner possible.
A member of the bar for over 20 years, Tim’s practice focuses entirely on insurance defense, including representing individuals and corporations on behalf of their insurance carriers, as well as self-insureds. Tim also represents insurance companies in actions for coverage and first-party benefits. His practice also includes the defense of claims involving personal and commercial motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, premises liability, product liability and construction defect claims.
During his final year of Law School, Tim received a Wolcott Fellowship, through which he worked as a Law Clerk for the Delaware Supreme Court.
Born and raised in Wilmington Delaware, Tim received a B.A. in psychology from Washington College in Chestertown, MD in 1989. He then received an M.S. in counseling psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1991. After working as a counselor at a group home for the mentally ill, he attended Widener University School of Law, graduating in 1996. While in law school, Tim served on the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law. Tim also co-authored Law & Mental Health Professionals: Delaware (2000), along with Widener University Professor, Ann H. Britton.
When not practicing law, Tim is a member of the First State Symphonic Band, a community band based in New Castle County, Delaware, where has served as saxophone section leader, board member, and president.
