About Emily Art

Emily T. Art is an Associate Attorney at Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C. in Chicago, focusing on catastrophic personal injury, medical negligence, and wrongful death cases. She earned her B.A. in Psychology and History from Clark University in 2017 and her J.D. with honors from UIC School of Law in 2023. She joined the firm as a law clerk in 2022 and was promoted to Associate Attorney in 2023. In her first trial with the firm, she and the trial team won a $12.2 million jury verdict for a tractor-trailer driver injured in an I-70 crash. As a law clerk, she assisted on the trial team that secured a record-breaking $363 million jury verdict against medical sterilization plant Sterigenics, and on a $32.7 million medical negligence verdict.

Practice areas

Education

UIC School of Law
B.A. Psychology and History, 2023
Clark University
Undergraduate, 2017

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Illinois
American Association for Justice
Illinois State Bar Association
Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
Chicago Bar Association

Awards & recognition

Best Lawyers Ones to Watch (2026)
Super Lawyers Rising Stars (2025-Present)
Law Bulletin Media Emerging Lawyers (2024-Present)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Chicago firms

Clifford Law Offices
Clifford Law Offices
$110 million · American Eagle Flight 4184: $110 Million Crash Settlement and a Courtroom Apology
Corboy & Demetrio
Corboy & Demetrio
$75 million · John Hancock Center Scaffold Collapse: $75 Million Settlement for the Killed and Injured
Power Rogers LLP
Power Rogers LLP
$100 million · Willis Family Wrongful Death Settlement: $100 Million After Six Children Killed in I-94 Truck Crash
Romanucci & Blandin
Romanucci & Blandin
$98.65 million · $98.65 Million Verdict for Family of Botham Jean, Shot in His Own Apartment by Off-Duty Dallas Officer
Smith LaCien LLP
Smith LaCien LLP
$702.7 million (class) · $702.7 Million Class Settlement Resolves Defective Takata Airbag Claims Against Honda and Nissan