Carlye Reynolds

Carlye Reynolds represents clients in employment and personal injury matters, with a particular focus on representing survivors of sexual abuse.

Carlye graduated cum laude from the University of Georgia in 2016 and earned her J.D., cum laude, from Michigan State University in 2021. While in law school, she participated in the Chance at Childhood Clinic and the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute. Carlye served as a Peer Mentor for other law students and as a Research Assistant for Dr. Jeremy Francis during her second and third years. During the summer of 2019, she also clerked for Magistrate Judge David R. Grand of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan.

Carlye began her legal career after clerking throughout law school for a full-service Michigan law firm and later joined the firm as an attorney, gaining experience across a variety of practice areas.

Before joining Salvatore Prescott Porter & Porter, Carlye practiced at a Detroit-based litigation firm, where she focused on representing survivors of sexual abuse and victims of civil rights violations.

Early in her career, Carlye, in partnership with co-counsel, helped secure a $138.7 million settlement against the U.S. Department of Justice on behalf of survivors of sexual abuse by Dr. Larry Nassar. Carlye continues her commitment to pursuing transparency, justice, and accountability while providing each client with compassionate and effective advocacy.

Beyond case results, Carlye has emerged as a leader in the plaintiffs’ bar. She completed the Michigan Association for Justice (MAJ) Leadership Academy and joined its Executive Board in 2025. She is also a member of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) and the National Crime Victims Bar Association. In 2026, Michigan Lawyers Weekly recognized Carlye as an “Up & Coming Attorney.”

Carlye routinely presents on issues affecting survivors and the practice of plaintiff-side litigation. Her engagements include serving as a panelist for the AAJ Women’s Trial Lawyers Caucus Leadership Summit and presenting on topics, including “Michigan’s SOL & How It Leaves Many Survivors S.O.L.” for MAJ and “Trauma-Informed Advocacy” for the Ohio Association for Justice.

Carlye is a member of the Michigan Bar and is admitted to practice in federal court in both the Eastern District of Michigan and the Western District of Michigan.