About Jessica
Jessica Fayerman built her academic foundation at Bates College before heading to Northwestern University School of Law, where she completed her J.D. in 2005. Her time in Chicago for law school set the course for a career rooted in Illinois courts. She combines a liberal arts undergraduate background with several years of legal training that began in a major Midwestern legal market.
After law school she took the path into litigation and court practice. Fayerman is admitted to the Supreme Court of Illinois and to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Those admissions allow her to move cases in both state and federal forums. Over time she has handled matters that require courtroom experience, written pleadings and motion practice, and appearances before judges and mediators.
Her professional role is as a senior associate at Prinz Law Office. In that position she carries client caseloads, prepares discovery, manages depositions and drafts briefs. The senior associate title reflects a practice level where she supervises certain phases of litigation and coordinates with colleagues on strategy and case management. Her work at the firm places her regularly in trials and hearings across Chicago-area courts.
Outside the office she maintains memberships in organizations that align with her practice interests. She is a current member of the National Employment Lawyers Association and the Chicago Bar Association. Those affiliations provide her with continuing education, peer networks and resources for developments in employment and civil litigation. Colleagues describe her as methodical in preparing cases and steady in court presentations.
Fayerman’s background — an undergraduate degree from Bates, a J.D. from Northwestern, state and federal court admissions, and a senior associate role at Prinz Law Office — frames a practice grounded in litigation. She currently concentrates on employment law litigation in Illinois.
