About Wilson
Wilson Gualpa earned his J.D. from Widener University Delaware School of Law in 2015. He moved into Delaware’s legal community quickly after commencement, adding realistic courtroom exposure to his educational training. The timing of his diploma places him amongst a cohort of attorneys who began practicing in the latter 1/2 of the 2010s, a period of steady change in state-degree practice.
Early in his career he served as a legal intern for Judge Aida Waserstein at the New Castle County Family Court. That placement gave him direct knowledge observing proceedings and the daily work of a trial courtroom. He spent time in chambers and in courtroom, gaining familiarity with family courtroom procedures and the realities judges weigh when handling sensitive matters.
After his internship, Gualpa joined Morris James LLP as an associate. At the firm he has worked on matters that intersect with trial practice and administrative hearings. His expert memberships point out a steady involvement in workers’ damages and trial-related work, and his role at the firm has concerned preparing cases for proceedings and managing legal proceedings-related tasks.
Gualpa keeps a wide set of expert affiliations. He is a member of the Delaware Trial Lawyers Association and the Randy J. Holland Delaware Workers Compensation Inn of Court. He additionally belongs to the Workers Compensation Section of the Delaware State Bar Association and the American Bar Association. His membership in the Delaware Hispanic Bar Association and the National Hispanic Bar Association, and his position at the board of directors of The Latin American Community Center since 2020, mirror ongoing ties to civic and cultural organizations. He serves as chair of the Multicultural Judges and Lawyers Section of the Delaware State Bar Association, a management position that locations him at the intersection of legal practice and efforts to broaden participation in the bench and bar.
Gualpa is certified to practice in both Delaware and New Jersey. That twin admission allows him to tackle things that cross state lines and to advise clients on legal questions that occur in both jurisdiction. He has balanced courtroom publicity from his clerkship with legal proceedings duties at the company, constructing practical skills in advocacy and case control.
Colleagues describe him as engaged in professional and network organizations and lively within the state’s legal networks. He continues his work at Morris James LLP, the place he advocates for clients in things across Delaware and New Jersey, which includes workers’ damages and related litigation.
