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Evan Dylan Whitfield is a dedicated attorney based in Chicago, Illinois, specializing in personal injury law. As the founder of Chicago Mosaic Law LLC, Evan brings a wealth of experience and a client-centered approach to his practice, ensuring that every client receives the personalized attention they deserve during challenging times. With a solid educational foundation that includes certifications in Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion from Northwestern University and Advanced Family Law Mediation, Evan equips himself with the skills necessary to navigate complex legal landscapes effectively. His commitment to advocacy is evident in his previous roles, including serving as the Vice President of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion & Civic Engagement for the Chicago Fire Football Club, where he fostered community engagement and inclusivity. Evan’s tenure as a partner at Schiller DuCanto & Fleck LLP honed his litigation skills, and he has been recognized as an Emerging Lawyer by Leading Lawyers in 2015 and received the American Bar Association Military Pro Bono Project Outstanding Services Award in 2017. His dedication to pro bono work underscores his belief in justice for all, aligning with his mission to empower clients through legal expertise. In addition to his legal practice, Evan has contributed to the academic community as an adjunct professor at the Fox School of Business at Temple University, where he imparts his knowledge of trial advocacy—further demonstrating his commitment to shaping the next generation of legal professionals. Evan Whitfield is not just an advocate; he is a passionate supporter of his clients’ journeys toward recovery and justice. With a profound understanding of personal injury law, he is prepared to navigate the complexities of each case with tenacity and compassion.
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