About Christine
Christine Field earned her J.D. from the University of Illinois - Chicago John Marshall Law School in 1984 after completing a B.A. at Northeastern Illinois University in 1976. She came up through Chicago-area schools during a time of change in the legal profession. The dates mark a steady trajectory from undergraduate study to the practice of law.
Field has practiced in Illinois for decades. Her name appears on firm rosters at Hirsch Law Group, where she is listed among the attorneys. Over the years she has handled a range of matters that arise under state law, drawing on the training she received in law school and the practical demands of courtroom and client work. She stayed local to her education and career, maintaining a practice tied to Illinois courts and regulations.
Colleagues describe Field as methodical. She prefers thorough preparation and careful file management. That approach shows up in how she manages client matters and in office routines. She has worked through the shifts in technology and procedure that have reshaped practice since the 1980s, adapting files and workflows while keeping attention on core legal tasks. Her long tenure at a single firm reflects continuity rather than frequent moves.
The cases and matters she has taken on reflect the everyday work of a state-licensed lawyer: counseling clients, preparing documents, and appearing where necessary in court or in administrative settings. She combines the academic foundation of her law degree with the procedural knowledge gained on the job. Younger attorneys at the firm have opportunities to observe her handling of files and client communications, which she approaches with clarity and patience.
Today she remains at Hirsch Law Group. She practices in Illinois and continues to represent clients in matters that arise under state law.
