Carrie Gilbert

Carrie Gilbert is an esteemed Adjunct Professor at Loyola University Chicago and a Partner at the law firm Johnson, Jones, Snelling & Gilbert, P.C. With a robust legal career, she has carved a niche in representing individuals and small businesses, particularly within highly regulated sectors such as healthcare. Her legal acumen is further enriched by her tenure as an investigator for the US Department of Health & Human Services Office of Civil Rights, where she honed her expertise in healthcare privacy and discrimination regulations. Carrie's professional journey is marked by her dedication to advocating for vulnerable populations. Her work at the Children’s Law Center in Covington, KY, underscores her commitment to supporting teens and young adults, especially those navigating the complexities of the education and criminal justice systems. Her advocacy is informed by her training in trauma-informed lawyering, which equips her to represent children's best interests with sensitivity and insight. In addition to her practice, Carrie is passionate about education and imparts her knowledge to students as a Legal Writing instructor at the School of Law. Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Arts from Xavier University and a Juris Doctor from Loyola University Chicago, reflecting her strong foundation in legal education. Carrie’s research interests are deeply rooted in discrimination regulations and healthcare privacy regulations, areas in which she continues to contribute through both her teaching and legal practice. Her work is characterized by a commitment to justice and equity, making her a respected figure in the legal community. Throughout her career, Carrie has demonstrated a profound commitment to legal advocacy and education, consistently striving to make a positive impact in the lives of those she represents and teaches. Her multifaceted expertise and dedication to her field make her an invaluable asset to both her clients and students.