Kaitlyn M Gradecki

Kaitlyn M. Gradecki is an attorney focusing on civil litigation, insurance defense, personal injury defense, criminal defense, and misdemeanor defense with a history of valuable experience within the legal field.

Kaitlyn attended Marquette University Law School, where she was inducted into the Pro Bono Honor Society after achieving 50 hours of service, served as an ASP Leader for Appellate Writing and Advocacy, participated in the Jenkins Honors Moot Court Competition, and was a member of the Moot Court General Board. Kaitlyn was awarded the Best Brief for Petitioner from competing in the National Criminal Procedure Moot Court Tournament during her law school tenure.

During her law school years, Kaitlyn volunteered at the House of Peace serving low-income individuals with a variety of legal issues, and interned with the Wisconsin Court of Appeals District I, the Fond du Lac District Attorney’s Office, and other firms in the Milwaukee and Fox Valley areas.

Kaitlyn earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and minor in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she was a member of Mock Trial and a volunteer at the University Legal Clinic. She continued on to get her Master of Arts from Northern Illinois University with a focus in American Government and Public Law, coaching the Mock Trial team and working as a teaching assistant to Dr. Pickerill for courses such as Introduction to Law and Courts and Constitutional Law during her time at NIU.