Daisy Ayllon

Daisy Ayllon joined Levin & Perconti as a law clerk in May 2013 and was hired as an Associate Attorney upon graduation from law school in May 2014.

During her time at Levin & Perconti, Daisy has worked on an array of cases, including a defamation lawsuit, a case involving a mental-health patient who was negligently discharged from a hospital and later jumped from her balcony and eventually died, and several other elder abuse, nursing home and medical malpractice cases. “This is an area of the law where one is constantly reminded of how the justice system impacts people in a very personal way,” she said. “Being a lawyer at this firm means that I can bring all my passion, compassion, and intellect to find legal solutions that quite literally change people's lives.”

Daisy attended Chicago-Kent College of Law on a full-tuition merit scholarship. While in law school, Daisy was named to the Dean’s List, served as an Editor of the Seventh Circuit Review, and was elected Vice President of the Moot Court Honor Society. She represented the school in the National Cultural Heritage Law and the Appellate Lawyers Association moot court competitions, winning third place for Best Brief. In 2014, Daisy was also recognized as the Society’s Coach of the Year for her commitment to and enthusiasm about coaching junior members.

Daisy earned her undergraduate degree in Journalism from Villanova University, where she was accepted into the Honors Program.

• Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect
• Medical Malpractice
• Personal Injury

• Free Consultation
• Contingent Fees

Illinois

Since 2014

Associate

Levin & Perconti

Current

Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology

J.D.

2014

Villanova University

B.A.

2011

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2017

Illinois Trial Lawyers Association

Member

2015 - Current

Chicago Bar Association

Member

2014 - Current

Women's Bar Association of Illinois

Member

2014 - Current

Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois

Member

2014 - Current

Illinois State Bar Association

Member

2014 - Current

Distinguishing the Corporal From the Divine: Legal Fictions Create Bodies Not Souls

Seventh Circuit Review

Chicago-Kent College of Law, Alumni Panel for 1L Orientation

August 17, 2016

Public vs. Private Sector, 7th Circuit Spring Meeting and Governor Election, Chicago, IL

February 21, 2015

American Bar Association