Jameesha S. Rock

Jameesha Rock is an Attorney at Kelley Kronenberg, where she assists in handling matters related to first-party property insurance defense. 

Before joining the firm, Jameesha worked as an Attorney, where she gained experience handling personal injury protection and general liability claims. 

Jameesha graduated magna cum laude from Florida Atlantic University, Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Law & Society with a minor in Women’s Studies. While there, she distinguished herself through numerous achievements, including securing 1st place overall at the National Model United Nations in Washington D.C., receiving The Provost’s Certificate of Recognition for Publishing, and obtaining the Florida Atlantic University’s Undergraduate Law Journal Certificate of Publication. She was very involved on campus as a member of the South Atlantic Regional Moot Court Tournament, served as Historian for the Feminist Student Union, fulfilled the role of Marketing and Outreach Coordinator for the Pre-Law Society, participated in the Honors College Judicial Board, and was an esteemed member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Alumni. Furthermore, she actively served as a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, showcasing her dedication to supporting and guiding young individuals in their personal and academic pursuits.

She obtained a Juris Doctor degree from Florida International University College of Law, where she held several positions. Her roles included Vice President of the Federal Bar Association, President of the Caribbean Student Bar Association, Vice President of the Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law Society, and Director of Student Pro-Bono initiatives.  Additionally, she contributed as a member of the FIU Negotiations and Mediation Team and the World Arbitration and Mediation Review Journal. She spearheaded a pioneering pro bono program, recognized by The Association of American Law Schools, earning her the prestigious AALS Pro Bono and Access to Justice Award Honor roll. This initiative aimed to mentor aspiring young minds from 6th to 12th grade across South Florida, nurturing their passion for law.