Chase Wildermuth
Chase Wildermuth graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and philosophy, summa cum laude, from Bradley University in December 2024. Chase was the Bradley class valedictorian and gave the student commencement address at his commencement. Chase is matriculating to law school on a full academic scholarship in August 2025. Chase has years of writing. Chase is currently attending law school on a full academic scholarship at the University of Tennessee. Chase has years of writing experience, having tutored writing since middle school. Chase has helped hundreds of students improve their writing skills, all the way up through the university level. During his junior year of college, Chase did an exchange year and completed the prestigious General Course program at the London School of Economics and Political Science in London, England. Chase will join the firm as an associate attorney following the completion of his studies.
Outside of the office, Chase has served as both President and Vice President of Theta Chi Fraternity at Bradley University. Chase is involved on Bradley’s campus, being an active member of the Jiu-Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts clubs. Chase spent Summer 2024 in Washington, D.C., working as an intern for Congressman Darin LaHood of Illinois’ 16th Congressional District—the district in which Chase grew up and currently resides. Chase is active in Illinois politics and serves as the Political Director for Sally Owens’ campaign for Illinois Senate.
In his free time, Chase enjoys hiking and the outdoors, training at the Peoria Athletic Club, reading, and playing chess. Outside of the law, Chase is interested in literature, philosophy, politics, history, and health and wellness.
Chase works for the office full time during summers, and part time during the school year as his schedule permits. Chase assists in all areas of the practice, completing various tasks as needed by the attorneys and paralegals, but primarily focuses his work on the extensive writing and research required in many cases.
