Mary Margaret Evans

Mary Margaret Evans is an attorney in Reinhart’s Litigation Practice, where she represents clients in a wide range of civil matters. Mary Margaret leverages her ability to distill complex information into actionable and clear guidance to produce exceptional results for her clients.

She has a genuine passion for helping others and prides herself on asking the right questions and understanding the facts before diving deeper into an issue. One of Mary Margaret's greatest strengths is her attention to detail. Her approach of learning both the person and the problem allows her to deliver strategic counsel firmly grounded in big-picture considerations.

Mary Margaret was previously a Summer Associate at Reinhart. Before law school, she served as an AmeriCorps VISTA at Legal Aid Chicago, where she developed tailored trainings for attorneys and other public service providers to expand the capacity of the organization.

As a law student, she was part of the Frank J. Remington Center’s Oxford Federal Project, where she helped incarcerated persons with various legal claims, and completed an internship at the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin with Chief Judge James D. Peterson. Mary Margaret also served as President of the Public Interest Law Foundation, was an active member of the Moot Court Board and volunteered at the Richard Dilley Tax Center.

Mary Margaret is committed to increasing diversity in the legal community and serves as a mentor for the Reinhart Bridges Advisory Program. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, spending time outdoors and rooting for her home state of North Carolina’s Tar Heels.