Tyler Fultz

Tyler Fultz collaborates with attorneys across Gallagher’s Litigation practice group to support clients at every stage of the dispute resolution process, with a particular concentration in fair housing-related advice and litigation. Complementing this focus, they also routinely advocate on behalf of higher education institutions as they navigate the unique challenges facing the sector.

Prior to joining Gallagher, Tyler served as a law clerk to the Honorable Jonathan Biran of the Supreme Court of Maryland (2025-2026). While in law school, Tyler was the Executive Symposium and Articles Editor for the Maryland Law Review, Vice President of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Team, and Vice President of OutLaw. Before law school, Tyler worked for nearly a decade as a higher education professional at institutions such as Towson University, the University of Maryland Baltimore County, the University of California Davis, and Colorado State University.

Articles and Presentations

• Author, “The Science Has Evolved: Why It Is Time to Update Maryland’s Statute Permitting Expert Testimony on Battered Spouse Syndrome,” Maryland Law Review, May 2024

Civic and Charitable Service

• Stonewall Sports Baltimore, Technical Director (2026-Present)

Beyond Gallagher

Tyler enjoys playing recreational sports, including kickball, volleyball, dodgeball, and bocce. As part of these leagues, Tyler also regularly volunteers as an umpire and referee.