About Stella
Stella Day brought an academic curiosity about societies into a legal career. She built her early studies on anthropology and sociology, then moved to law school. The combination has shaped how she approaches legal work: attentive to context and attentive to detail.
Day earned her Bachelor of Arts in anthropology and sociology from Truman State University in 2003. She continued her education at American University Washington College of Law, receiving her J.D. in 2006. Those years placed her in classrooms that mixed theory and practice. They also coincided with her entrance into the State Bar of Illinois later that same year.
Her professional record includes a role listed in 2023 as a lawyer at Johnston Tomei Lenczycki & Goldberg. Public information shows her associated with the firm in that year. Beyond that entry, the record does not list earlier positions or titles. The 2023 listing ties her to a practice environment in Illinois and to colleagues at an established regional firm.
Day has maintained membership in the State Bar of Illinois since 2006. That long-standing membership indicates continuous engagement with the bar and the regulatory framework that governs the profession in the state. It is a through-line between her graduation from law school and her later work at Johnston Tomei Lenczycki & Goldberg.
In practice, Day works in Illinois on matters handled through Johnston Tomei Lenczycki & Goldberg LLC. She applies the training from her undergraduate and law school years to client matters presented to her at the firm. Her current practice is devoted to providing legal services for clients in Illinois through Johnston Tomei Lenczycki & Goldberg LLC.
