About Lindsay
Lindsay Saylors built a steady path from undergraduate studies in Chicago to a law practice in Illinois. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Loyola University Chicago in 2014 and completed her juris doctor at The John Marshall Law School in 2018. The combination of a local undergraduate education and a Chicago law degree set the stage for a career rooted in the state’s legal community.
After earning her J.D., Saylors moved into private practice in Illinois. She joined Kollias, P.C. as an associate, where she has worked on matters that arise through the firm’s caseload. Colleagues describe her approach as methodical; she applies the training from law school to the practical demands of case preparation, client communication, and courtroom procedure.
Her time at The John Marshall Law School coincided with a period of rapid change in legal practice. Like many recent graduates, she transitioned quickly from academic training to hands-on work. That shift required learning court rules, filing procedures, and the rhythms of client representation. Saylors has spent those early years developing practical skills and acclimating to the expectations of Illinois courts and local practice.
Professional associations form a visible part of her legal life. She maintains memberships in the American Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association, the DuPage County Bar Association, and the DuPage Association of Women Lawyers. Those memberships provide regular access to seminars, ethics guidance, and the network of attorneys who practice across Cook and DuPage counties.
Within her local bar circles, Saylors is known as a reliable contributor to committee discussions and continuing legal education events. She attends programs that address procedural updates and changes in Illinois law. That ongoing education helps her keep current on developments that affect clients and case strategy.
She balances the demands of firm practice with participation in organizations that support professional growth and peer connections. She has remained in Illinois throughout her career and continues to build a practice tied to the region where she was educated and trained. She currently practices as an associate at Kollias, P.C., focusing on matters handled by the firm in Illinois.
