Kathryn Doi

Kathryn is an experienced litigator who has represented municipalities, Fortune 500 companies, Class I Railroads and small business clients in tort and commercial litigation. She is a successful trial attorney who has defended numerous cases to verdict in both state and federal venues in Illinois, in matters varying from civil rights, FELA, personal injury and environmental contamination. Kathryn also has handled cases involving sexual assault allegations, business contract disputes and employment matters.

Kathryn joins Nathan Kamionski from a local trial boutique firm where she practiced for the past eight years and was elevated to partner. Previously, Kathryn was both a line assistant and senior counsel for the City of Chicago Department of Law for over a decade, where she developed extensive first-chair jury trial experience representing the City and its employees primarily in civil rights matters. In those roles, Kathryn supervised and guided attorneys on discovery, motion and trial strategy, as well as actively litigated her own caseload.

For the past ten years, Kathryn has enjoyed serving as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, where she teaches Introduction to Trial Advocacy to both 2Ls and LLM international students, and is also an Adjunct Instructor of Loyola University School of Law’s Intensive Trial Practice course. She also recently was certified as an adult literacy tutor.