Attorney Jude S. Witkowski was born in Chicago and raised in the northern Chicago suburb of Grayslake, Illinois. Jude knew early on in his education that he wanted to litigate critical topics with him being both a member of a local debate society as well as a state ranked impromptu speaker for his local chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America.
Jude went on to get his undergraduate degree from Illinois Wesleyan University (2021), where he focused his studies on business administration and legal education. Jude was taught various areas of law during his undergraduate education by Dr. Robert Kearney, who ushered Witkowski into his eventual enrollment at Marquette University Law School.
During his time at Marquette, Witkowski sat as a chair on numerous boards, including Marquette's Business Law Society and the Marquette Law Review. Jude had also spent time working as a legal assistant for the Wisconsin Supreme Court under Justice Rebecca G. Bradley while moonlighting as your friendly neighborhood bartender in Libertyville, IL.
Witkowski graduated from Marquette Law (2024) cum laude and began practicing law shorty after graduation. Jude has been with Seifert, Small & Assocaites LLC since his second year of law school, dating back over four year ago. Since the beginning of his work at Seifert Small, Jude has shown he will step up to the plate for his clients regardless of the case and circumstances.
In his free time, Jude likes to spend time outdoors with his fiance, tend to his fantasy football team, and travel. Although Witkowski is an Illinois native, he has embraced the outdoor culture of Wisconsin and has not turned back since.
Credentials: Marquette Law Review - Editorial Board Chairman. Wisconsin Supreme Court - Internship Academic Success Program (T.A.) for Chad Oldfather - Constitutional Law MULS Mediation Clinic - SCR 50 mediator while in law school and now judge/supervisor for the clinic.
Licensed to practice in: Wisconsin Eastern and Western Federal Districts of Wisconsin Eastern and Western Federal Bankruptcy Districts of Wisconsin 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
