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Attorney Michelle R. DiSilvestro Joins Romanucci & Blandin

October 12, 2021

Romanucci & Blandin, LLC, a national trial law firm principally based in Chicago, proudly welcomes Attorney Michelle R. DiSilvestro and others to the firm. Michelle will report directly to Founding Partner Antonio M. Romanucci, dedicated to cases involving civil rights, police misconduct and consumer rights.

Michelle was most recently a Law Clerk at Cooney & Conway. She has also been a Legal Assistant for DiSilvestro & Associates and worked at the Pro Bono Clinic for General/Federal Litigation at UIC John Marshall Law School. 

While at UIC John Marshall Law School, Michelle was on the Dean's List and received the Barrister's Full Merit Scholarship for Academic Achievement, was the Administrative Editor of Law Review, participated in Moot Court and was a leader in the Justinian Society. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a certificate in Business from The University of Wisconsin-Madison.

We are pleased to have Michelle DiSilvestro join our firm. Michelle will enhance our team that is focused on delivering justice to people who have been injured or suffered the loss of loved ones due to tragic circumstances where their civil rights have been violated. All of our attorneys are high performing and passionate about our clients, and we are proud of the results we continue to deliver,” said Antonio M. Romanucci, Founding Partner.

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