Steven Alan D'Braunstein

Initially, I sought out a career in law because I wanted to try life as a trial lawyer and because I throughly enjoyed the concept of using my verbal and thinking skills to help people.  When I attended Loyola Law School, I entered training as a trial advocate when selected to the Byrne Trial Advocacy team, a hotly contested position for this nationally competitive six member team.  That year, our team won the competition in St. Petersburg, Florida of the National Institute of Trial Advocates' Tournament of Champoinships.  That victory was the first of many national championships won by Loyola's team -- it was also where I really got the trial bug.

Since graduating from Loyola, I have been engaged in a variety of litigation practices, forcusing over the past decade primarily on Family Law.