Louis Crisostomo
Education
- J.D., University of Notre Dame Law School, 2005;
- B.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001
Extracurricular Activities While at NDLS
- Executive Editor, Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy, 2004–2005;
- National Editor, Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, 2003;
- President, Federalist Society, 2003–2004;
- Lector, Basilica of the Sacred Heart Liturgical Ministries, 2002–2005
Work Experience while at NDLS
- Judicial Extern, The Honorable Amy J. St. Eve, United States District Judge, United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, June–August 2004;
- Summer Associate, Howrey LLP, Chicago, Illinois, May–June 2004;
- Law Intern, United States Department of Justice, United States Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May–August 2003
Employment
Associate Attorney, Howrey LLP, Chicago, Illinois
On Classmates and Friendships:
“I came to Notre Dame Law School because it provided me the top-notch resources and widespread career opportunities that I needed to begin to build my career in the legal profession. That said, one of the things I am most grateful for are the people I’ve met and the lifelong friendships I’ve formed during my three years here.”
On being a ND lawyer
“There is no way that I could have anticipated the profound impact Notre Dame Law School has had on strengthening my faith, enhancing my spiritual life, and showing me how I can be a servant to the Lord as an attorney. I will repeat a phrase I heard often in my Canon Law class, a call to action that will guide me in my legal career and my life: super omnia caritatem, “above all things, charity.”
On the NDLS experience:
“I primarily looked for three important characteristics in a law school at which I could thrive and succeed: a strong national reputation; a proud, helpful, and supportive alumni network; and a smaller student body so that I could really get to know fellow students and faculty members. Notre Dame Law School exceeded my expectations in all three.”
