Chicago Law Partners, LLC is a boutique law firm focused primarily on representing trade associations, professional societies, foundations, other types of not-for-profit organizations, and business entities.
Visit Website »
Chicago Law Partners, LLC can be found at 333 W Wacker Drive, Suite 810 . The following is offered: Legal Services - In Chicago there are 407 other Legal Services. An overview can be found here.
Keywords chicago law partners, Chicago Law, CLP, Not for profit, trade association.
This listing was not reviewed yet
Susan Feingold Carlson is a founding Member of Chicago Law Partners, LLC. She has extensive experience counseling international, national, state and local trade associations, professional societies, certifying boards, educational foundations and other nonprofit organizations on antitrust, contract, tax, credentialing, corporate governance, electronic communication, healthcare, liability, meeting and convention, and membership matters.
Timothy A. French is a founding Member of Chicago Law Partners, LLC. Tim has earned a national reputation for his experience in matters arising under the Clean Air Act and related state and local air quality statutes and regulations. On behalf of leading trade associations and other clients, he has represented the interests of major stakeholders in rulemakings before the U.S. EPA and the California Air Resources Board. He also has litigated Clean Air Act and related state law issues before the U.S. Supreme Court, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and other federal and state courts, and has successfully advocated a number of significant preemption claims.
Jed R. Mandel is a founding Member of Chicago Law Partners, LLC. Jed is a frequent lecturer and author on association-related topics and is a regular contributor to association magazines and newsletters.
Kimberly A. Pendo is a founding Member of Chicago Law Partners, LLC. Kimberly practices not-for-profit and corporate law and serves as the Firm's Chief Operating Officer.
