Emma Grundon
Emma is committed to using her passion for the law to serve our clients with integrity and excellence.
- Interned with Justice Philip J. Rarick
- Graduate of Southern Illinois University School of Law
Emma Grundon
Attorney in Edwardsville, IL
Emma Grundon is an Associate at our Edwardsville office, proudly licensed to practice law in Illinois. Emma has been immersed in the legal profession since 2018, where her journey began as a legal assistant, and she discovered her passion for law while interning with Justice Philip J. Rarick and volunteering for Illinois JusticeCorps at the Madison County Courthouse during her undergraduate studies. The exceptional skill and dedication of the attorneys she observed inspired her to pursue a career where she could make an impact.
Emma holds a bachelor’s degree in English, which she completed in an impressive two years, followed by a master’s degree in just a year and a half. This strong educational foundation showcases her commitment and equips her with crucial skills in research, writing, and clear communication—key attributes she applies daily to serve clients effectively. Her experience in asbestos litigation and bankruptcy proceedings enhances her practice, providing a unique perspective that benefits her clients at Heyl Royster.
Believing that every client relationship should be approached without preconceptions or reservations, Emma understands that the law is dynamic, and each case is distinct. She emphasizes thorough reflection and dedicated representation, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive support from beginning to end. Her tenacity shines through in her unwavering commitment to her clients’ interests, embracing challenges to deliver the best outcomes.
Outside the office, you’ll find Emma enjoying walks with her dogs or exploring local dog parks. She has recently rediscovered her passion for reading fiction, although her all-time favorite book remains Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson—a testament to her commitment to justice and empathy.
Credentials
Education
J.D., Southern Illinois University School of Law
M.A., Eastern Illinois University, summa cum laude
B.A., Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, summa cum laude
Licensure(s) and Admission(s)
State Courts of Illinois
Professional Affiliations
Illinois State Bar Association
Women’s Bar Association of Illinois
Community Involvement
American Civil Liberties Union member
Illinois JusticeCorps, former
4th-6th grade girls’ soccer coach, former
Public Profile
Emma Grundon is an Associate at our Edwardsville office, proudly licensed to practice law in Illinois. Emma has been immersed in the legal profession since 2018, where her journey began as a legal assistant, and she discovered her passion for law while interning with Justice Philip J. Rarick and volunteering for Illinois JusticeCorps at the Madison County Courthouse during her undergraduate studies. The exceptional skill and dedication of the attorneys she observed inspired her to pursue a career where she could make an impact.
Emma holds a bachelor’s degree in English, which she completed in an impressive two years, followed by a master’s degree in just a year and a half. This strong educational foundation showcases her commitment and equips her with crucial skills in research, writing, and clear communication—key attributes she applies daily to serve clients effectively. Her experience in asbestos litigation and bankruptcy proceedings enhances her practice, providing a unique perspective that benefits her clients at Heyl Royster.
Believing that every client relationship should be approached without preconceptions or reservations, Emma understands that the law is dynamic, and each case is distinct. She emphasizes thorough reflection and dedicated representation, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive support from beginning to end. Her tenacity shines through in her unwavering commitment to her clients’ interests, embracing challenges to deliver the best outcomes.
Outside the office, you’ll find Emma enjoying walks with her dogs or exploring local dog parks. She has recently rediscovered her passion for reading fiction, although her all-time favorite book remains Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson—a testament to her commitment to justice and empathy.
