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Derek practices in the areas of general commercial litigation (with an emphasis in construction litigation and mechanics lien law), trusts and estate planning, tax and financial planning, probate administration and litigation, trust administration and litigation, commercial real estate transactions, general real estate litigation, corporate organization/formation, corporate transactions (e.g., stock and/or asset purchase agreements, shareholder voting agreements, mergers, and acquisitions), corporate litigation, homeowners association law, appellate law, and landlord/tenant law.
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Acquired: 2007
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300 East Roosevelt Road Suite 300, Wheaton, IL, 60187-1908
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"I referred Derek a complex estate litigation matter, because I know and trust him and the other attorneys at his firm. Derek immediately identified the key issues in the case and demonstrated a high level of competence. Most importantly, I know him to be an attorney of high integrity. I endorse him, and his firm!"
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2007
Best Oralist Award, Pace University National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (http://www.law.pace.edu/2007-competition-0)
2007 - Present
Attorney, Rathje & Woodward, LLC
2011 - Present
The Association of Subcontractors & Affiliates (Chicago chapter)Government Relations Committee Member
2010 - Present
Chicago Bar AssociationMember of Construction Law & Mechanic's Lien Subcommittee
2007 - Present
DuPage County Bar Association
2007 - Present
Illinois State Bar AssociationMember - Trusts & Estates, Const. Law, and Real Prop. Sections
Mr. Peck's and Mr. Johnson's client obtained first priority over all other creditors for purposes of the distribution of the debtor's assets.
The Appellate Court affirmed the trial court's grant of Mr. Pointner's and Mr. Johnson's motion for judgment on the pleadings on behalf of their clients
Mr. Worthen's and Mr. Johnson's client avoided having to pay a significant amount of corporate income taxes that would have been due if not for the IRS's grant of their private letter ruling request (http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-wd/1116002.pdf)
2007
Juris Doctor (with Honors)
2002
Bachelors of Science (Graduated with Distinction)
2013
Let's Go Fishing: Citation Proceedings in Probate Cases
2012
How Contractors, Subcontractors, and Material Suppliers Can Obtain, Perfect, and Preserve Their Mechanics Lien Rights In Uncertain Economic Times
2013
2012
2010
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