People: Kristine Rinella Argentine, Associate
Biography
Ms. Argentine is an associate for the Litigation Department in the Chicago office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP.
Prior to joining Seyfarth Shaw, Ms. Argentine worked as a law clerk for the General Counsel of DePaul University. In July 2010, Ms. Argentine held the position of Interim Director of the Student Legal Services for DePaul University. She also worked as a summer associate in 2009 for Seyfarth Shaw's Chicago office.
During law school Ms. Argentine was a member of the DePaul Law Review. In the Spring of 2009, she was an extern for Northern District of Illinois Federal Judge, John Darrah. In the Fall of 2009, Ms. Argentine interned with the US Attorney's Office in the Northern District of Illinois.
Ms. Argentine is an associate for the Litigation Department in the Chicago office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP.
Prior to joining Seyfarth Shaw, Ms. Argentine worked as a law clerk for the General Counsel of DePaul University. In July 2010, Ms. Argentine held the position of Interim Director of the Student Legal Services for DePaul University. She also worked as a summer associate in 2009 for Seyfarth Shaw's Chicago office.
During law school Ms. Argentine was a member of the DePaul Law Review. In the Spring of 2009, she was an extern for Northern District of Illinois Federal Judge, John Darrah. In the Fall of 2009, Ms. Argentine interned with the US Attorney's Office in the Northern District of Illinois.
Education
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J.D., DePaul University College of Law (2010)
summa cum laude
Order of the Coif, Deans list
CALI Award: Trial Advocacy, CALI Award: Legal Writing - B.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2007)
Admissions
- Illinois
Related Information
Practice Accolades
News
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11/1/2011
Jason Stiehl and Kristine Rinella Argentine Quoted in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
“Lawsuit criticizes inmates' medical care in state correctional facilities” -
10/28/2011
Seyfarth Shaw and Uptown People’s Law Center File Class Action Against Illinois Prison System
Pro bono complaint alleges a systematic lack of adequate medical care







