Aiden helps Sokolove Law asbestos clients feel less overwhelmed by the legal process. "A mesothelioma diagnosis turns a family's world upside down," he says. "My job is to make the legal side one less thing they have to worry about."

That approach carries through his work on cases in Illinois and nationwide, where he helps identify the companies that exposed clients to asbestos and pursues the financial recovery families need for medical bills, lost income and other costs tied to a diagnosis.

"These families deserve someone in their corner who will fight for them and explain things in plain terms," Aiden says. He's also quick to credit the team around him: "I get to work with people who genuinely care about getting our clients the outcome they deserve, and that makes all the difference."

Background & Education

Aiden earned his undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Science from Florida State University before completing his J.D. at Southern Illinois University School of Law.

While in law school, he gained hands-on litigation experience as a law clerk for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois and served as a clerk monitor in Madison County's Problem Solving Court. That experience gives him insight into both the federal courts and the local docket that hears many of the nation's asbestos cases.

Aiden joined Sokolove Law in 2025 and is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of California.

Bar & Court Admissions

  • Supreme Court of California, 2025

Education

  • Florida State University, 2021
  • Southern Illinois University School of Law, 2025