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Attorney Bryan Lynch has been practicing property rights law since 1996. For five years, he worked for the City of Chicago in various senior management positions. Over the course of his distinguished career, he has held positions as a lawyer for the City of Chicago Department of Law, an Assistant Commissioner of the Department of Buildings and a private practice attorney handling eminent domain, eventually leading a national law firm's Chicago-area eminent domain practice before opening his own firm.
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Acquired: 1996
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734 N Wells St, Chicago, IL, 60654-3521
734 North Wells Street, Chicago, IL, 60654
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Posted by Jerry | December 29, 2011
Good condemnation attorney with a get it done attitude. Bryan does not waste time playing silly games. Straight forward honest legal representation.
"I strongly endorse Bryan Lynch based upon the many satisfied clients he has resolved land use issues for. Bryan has an excellent reputation in the community and I know for a fact what an excellent work ethic and level of dedication he brings to his practice of law."
Criminal defense lawyer
2006 - Present
Owner, Law Office of Bryan P. Lynch, P.C.
2005 - 2006
Associate, Polsinelli Shalton Flanigan Suelthaus
2001 - 2005
Attorney, Foran, Nasharr & O'Toole
1999 - 2001
Assistant Commissioner, City of Chicago, Department of Buildings
1996 - 1999
Assistant Corporation Counsel, City Of Chicago Corporation Counsel's Office
2008 - Present
Illinois State Bar Association, Real Estate Law SectionCouncil Member
2008 - Present
Illinois Bar FoundationMember
2005 - Present
Catholic Lawyers Guild of ChicagoMember
1996 - Present
Justinian Society of LawyersMember
Prior elected member of Assembly for Cook County
The settlement payment was over 100 times greater than the initial offer.
The parties reached a settlment in which the United States paid the sums sought by the client.
A judgment order was entered in this case where there was over ninety percent increase in the initial offer.
1996
JD - Juris Doctor
1993
BA - Bachelor of Arts
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Government
2009
Eminent Domain & Condemnation
2009
Developments in Eminent Domain
English