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Kaitlyn Grady joined Vogelzang Law after clerking for the firm for almost two years. Her area of focus continues to be asbestos litigation and working with our bankruptcy team as they continue to hone and innovate the claims process with bankruptcy trusts.
Kaitlyn comes to the legal profession after a lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer. She remembers watching television shows about the legal process and mediation and immediately knew that was her path. After studying and understanding what being a lawyer entails, she fell more in love with the profession and pursued it with a single-minded focus. Her quest to learn and ask questions led her to graduate from the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law, where she successfully passed the bar not long after.
In her free time, Kaitlyn enjoys reading and spending time with friends and family. She steps away from the law books to develop her artistic side, painting whatever catches her eye.
