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William M. Dunn

Senior Counsel

(312) 565-1400
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Chicago
One North Franklin
Suite 800
Chicago, IL 60606


Education

J.D., John Marshall Law School, 1995

  • John Marshall Law Review 
  • top 10% after 1st year

B.A., History and Arts and Letters Program for Administrators, University of Notre Dame, 1989

 

Biography

William M. Dunn is senior counsel in GRSM's Chicago office. William's practice is focused on complex, civil litigation. He has experience handling matters in a wide variety of areas, including employment, professional liability, product liability, construction, and general liability defense.  His experience also includes matters involving toxic torts, environmental litigation and commercial disputes.

William has represented governmental entities, private companies and individuals in employment matters, intentional torts and claims of personal injury, property damage, product liability and premises liability.  His construction clients include owners, general contractors, project engineers, architects and various subcontractors.  He has also represented attorneys, doctors and hospitals in legal and medical malpractice cases. 

William has served as first and second chair in jury trials, arbitrations and mediations.  His trial experience includes product liability, defamation, medical malpractice and personal injury claims. He has appeared before federal and state courts, we well as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Illinois Department of Human Rights. 

Admissions

  • Illinois
  • U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
  • U.S. Court of Appeals

Memberships

  • CBA
  • ISBA

Community Involvement

Served on the Board of Directors for HighSight,  a non-profit organization that provides scholarships, tutoring, mentoring, leadership development and college readiness programs to inner city Chicago students enabling them to attend and succeed at the private high school of their choice.

Served as an Adjunct Professor at John Marshall Law School where he instructed first and second year law students in developing objective and persuasive writing skills; researching case law, statutes, rules and regulations; drafting pleadings and motions; and preparing and presenting oral arguments.  

Experience
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