Samantha A. Salvi

About Samantha A. Salvi

In 2012, Samantha embarked on her educational journey by obtaining an associate's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University, where she showcased her talent in Division I volleyball. Subsequently, in 2014, Samantha achieved her Bachelor's Degree from Florida Institute of Technology, majoring in Criminal Justice/Pre-Law.

In August 2018, Samantha Salvi made the significant step of joining her father, Michael J. Salvi, and her uncle, Peter J. Wifler, as an associate attorney at Salvi, Salvi & Wifler, P.C. In this role, Samantha adeptly manages a diverse array of personal injury cases, including but not limited to product liability, premises liability, medical malpractice, and car accidents.

Furthering her legal education, Samantha acquired her Juris Doctor from Loyola University School of Law in May 2018, a feat for which she received a merit scholarship and earned a place on the Dean's List. She also secured an Advocacy Certificate from Loyola, underscoring her proficiency in legal advocacy. Throughout her tenure at Loyola, Samantha dedicated herself to the well-being of children by serving at Loyola's Child Law Clinic. Here, she went on to earn her Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711 License as a Child Rep, enabling her to represent abused and neglected children throughout the Chicago area. During her tenure as a Child Rep, Samantha accumulated invaluable interdisciplinary knowledge and practical skills that empowered her to investigate and advocate for clients who had no voice. She zealously advocated for vulnerable children and families in both litigation and policy realms within the courtroom.