About Robert F.
Robert F. Stringini built his legal foundation in Chicago-area classrooms. He earned his undergraduate degree at DePaul University in 1971 and completed his law degree at The John Marshall Law School in 1974. Those years set the stage for a long career practicing under Illinois law.
After graduating in 1974, Stringini began working as a lawyer in Illinois. His career has been anchored in that state. Over the decades he has handled the routine and the complex that come with maintaining a private practice. He has remained connected to local legal institutions and to peers who practice in the same courts.
Stringini holds membership in the DuPage County Bar Association and participates in the association’s professional activities. He has kept ties to local bar organization work and uses those connections to stay current on developments in Illinois law. The membership signals regular engagement with the legal community in DuPage County and beyond.
Colleagues describe his approach as steady and methodical. He represents clients in matters that arise under Illinois law and has worked with a range of individuals and business clients over time. He focuses on delivering practical legal counsel and resolving disputes in a manner that reflects state procedural norms and case law.
He manages his practice by appointment. That arrangement allows him to concentrate on each client’s matter in a direct, personal way. It also reflects a traditional small-firm or solo-practitioner rhythm: scheduled meetings, careful file management and attention to court deadlines.
Stringini’s educational credentials — DePaul University followed by The John Marshall Law School — tie him to the Chicago legal community where he has spent his career. He remains licensed to practice in Illinois and continues to accept clients by appointment only in his private practice.
