About Timothy M.
Timothy M. Richardson began his academic journey at Marquette University, where he studied political science and completed his Bachelor of Arts in 1989. He went on to earn his Juris Doctor from DePaul College of Law in 1992. Those years set the groundwork for a career spent largely in Illinois courtrooms and legal organizations.
After law school Richardson gained admission to practice in the State of Illinois and moved into private practice. Early in his career he took on roles that intersected bench and bar concerns. He served as Vice Chairman of the Civil Practice Committee of the Chicago Bar Association from 1997 to 1998. That committee work involved overseeing discussions about civil procedure and court practice among Chicago-area lawyers and judges.
Richardson maintained an active presence in professional groups. He is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and the Illinois State Bar Association. Records also show involvement with the Chicago Bar Association, where a membership entry is noted in 2000. Those affiliations have kept him connected to developments in litigation practice and trial procedure over multiple decades.
His practice is anchored at Winters Salzetta O Brien & Richardson, LLC. There he has continued handling contested matters and representing clients in civil litigation. The record indicates a sustained involvement in trial work and civil practice issues, reflecting his committee background and association memberships. Colleagues and opposing counsel have encountered him in courtroom settings and in assignments that require an understanding of both strategy and procedure.
Across a career that spans more than three decades since law school, Richardson has combined courtroom experience with bar service. He has balanced private practice responsibilities with involvement in professional organizations that shape local civil practice. He remains licensed in Illinois and practices at Winters Salzetta O Brien & Richardson, LLC, concentrating on civil litigation and trial matters.
