Hadley Tamayo
Partner
Hadley goes to the building. A ramp, a door and a counter tell her more than a policy manual does.
Hadley Tamayo takes disability access cases against businesses, local governments and the agencies that run public services: entrances, transit, websites, forms, hearings and the way a request for help is answered.
Takes cases about
- Disability access
- Effective communication
- Reasonable accommodation
Where each lawyer is admitted and trained
Admitted to practice
Illinois
Admitted 2012
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
Admitted 2013
Courts
Federal district courts
Access and accommodation claims
State trial courts
Local government and housing cases
Education
J.D., University of Michigan Law School
B.A., sociology, Northwestern University
Languages
English
Spanish
Conversational
Memberships
Chicago Bar Association
How Hadley works
She visits before she writes. She measures the door, rides the route and tries the form, then writes a letter that names the problem so exactly that it is hard to answer with a general apology. When a letter is not enough, she files.
She works with clients to say what a fix would look like, not only what went wrong.
Write to Hadley.
Tell us what happened. If your matter belongs with another lawyer here, we will say so.