Our Team
We handpick individuals who are multi-dimensional and who bring something more to the table. In addition to strong academic achievements, we look for individuals that have demonstrated success in unique ways, whether as a lawyer, a law student, a businesswoman, or as a member of a team sport. There is no singular "Edelson mold" and we rarely hire to fill a particular need. Rather, we value the uniqueness of our employees and try to use their specific talents to create the most benefit for the firm and our clients.
Chicago
- Madison Amaral
- Ryan D. Andrews
- Rafey S. Balabanian
- Oyuka Beharry
- Isaac Bendele
- Theo Benjamin
- Hilary Berg
- Grant Brenneman
- Chris Campbell
- Julissa Cantu-Alvarez
- Shantel Chapple Knowlton
- Isabelle Chiu
- Devin R. Conley
- Schuyler Daum
- Shawn Davis
- Megan Delurey
- Vanessa Diaz
- Nayan Dixit
- Samantha Eddmeiri
- Jay Edelson
- Jessica Featherston
- Abigail Fierstos
- Lexie Foley
- Samantha Freltz
- Chandler Givens
- Adrienne Graham
- Rachel Hartwig
- Kathleen Harvey
- Amy B. Hausmann
- Abigail Henne
- Hannah Hilligoss
- Skyler Hughes
- Maryam Jamali
- Prentiss Jones
- Joseph Kang
- Keara Keelty
- Jhung Kim
- Katie Kraemer
- Jacqueline LeMay
- Marissa Linn
- Kelsey McCann
- Cristal Meza Garcia
- David I. Mindell
- Noor Nabi
- Samantha Olsen
- Michael Ovca
- Rachel Paun
- Emily Penkowski Perez
- Roger Perlstadt
- Emily Pitts
- Brittany Rivera
- Ana Rosiles
- Nicholas Rosinia
- Madison Ross
- Ari Scharg
- Andrew Schmidt
- Brian Semrau
- Kevin Sketch
- Julia Smith
- Anna C. Smith
- Gabrielle St. Clair
- Megan Stoltz
- Evan Ticknor
- Alex Tievsky
- Schuyler Ufkes
- Jordyn Varise
- Emma Vaughan
- Spencer Vernier
- J. Eli Wade-Scott
- Kimberly Waite
- Landon Webster
- Bailey Weiland
- Kate Weyers
- Jessica Woodard
San Francisco
DC
Interested in joining the team?
We like people who can handle themselves and their own cases. We love leaders, entrepreneurs, and self-made people who know how to balance their work with the rest of their life. People who live on pressure and the thrill of the chase. People who welcome the occasional game of ping pong at 3:37 (a.m. or p.m.) on a Thursday the day before a mediation of a $200 million case. You in? Good. We’re hiring.