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Randy Green practices in the firm’s corporate and real estate practice groups, and he regularly advises clients in a multitude of syndicated loan, business, and real estate transactions.. In addition to representing top U.S. financial institutions in trading over $1 Billion of distressed assets related to syndicated loan products across hundreds of transactions, Randy also represents companies and individuals in a variety of business transactions, including start-ups and entity formation, mergers and acquisitions, and purchases and sales of business assets, corporate stock and LLC membership interests.  Randy has also helped corporate and individual clients sell, purchase and lease hundreds of pieces of real and personal property around the country.. While earning his undergraduate degree at Illinois Wesleyan University, Randy was a varsity letter-winner in football.  In 2003, he graduated from IWU with a B.A. in business finance and a minor in Spanish.. Randy earned his J.D. and MBA from Marquette University.  While attending MU, Randy won the award for the best appellate brief in the National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition, which was subsequently published in the Pace Environmental Law Review.  He also coached that team to a semifinal finish in the same competition the following year and competed in the National ABA Negotiation Competition.. In 2008, Randy was named to the Central Illinois Business Magazine’s 40 under 40 and was named a 2011 Rising Star by Illinois Super Lawyers. He is deeply involved in the local community, serving on the board of directors of the United Way of Champaign County; serving as the chairman of the board of Family Service of Champaign County, the oldest private social service agency in Champaign County; serving on the board and as past chairman of the Emerging Community Leaders division of the United Way of Champaign County; serving as the commissioner of Kiwanis C-U Little League, overseeing six independently chartered Little League youth baseball programs throughout Champaign-Urbana; and serving as an assistant Varsity baseball coach at his alma mater, Urbana High School.

My approach to legal matters is the exact same as my approach to life.  No matter how complex, stressful or burdensome the issue is, being calm, ambitious and disciplined will always allow for a more successful resolution.  When a client finds themselves in a legal issue that may or may not be foreign to them, it is best to find an attorney that will work diligently to reach a resolution acceptable to the client, who will also communicate well along the way.. I offer my clients a "fighter."  I fight for my client until the end assuring their best interests are protected along the way.  If you are looking for an attorney who will fight for you or your business, who is a communicator that is not afraid to pick up the phone or respond, a diligent worker that will push harder than anyone, please contact me.

Mark C. Palmer serves as Chief Counsel under the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism to facilitate the promotion of professionalism, civility, and integrity among our lawyers and judges in Illinois. Mark supports the legal and judicial systems to better provide equitable, efficient, and effective service to the public through education and outreach initiatives. Mark collaborates with legal mentoring stakeholders across Illinois and the nation to bring the Court’s professionalism-based mentoring program to new and experience attorneys. He further supports the development and delivery of educational programming to lawyers, judges, and law students, and performs outreach across the state on behalf of the Commission.Prior to joining the Commission, Mark spent a decade in private practice as a trial attorney primarily focused on commercial litigation, banking law, and municipal law. During such time, he successfully negotiated, settled, or tried thousands of civil and criminal cases at the state and federal levels, including several hundred trials and evidentiary hearings, all while striving to preserve a commitment to the rule of law and justice.Additionally, Mark continues to work part-time as an Adjunct Professor and Trial Teams’ Coach at the University of Illinois College of Law since 2009, and at the University of Illinois Police Training Institute where he as trained hundreds of law enforcement officers on topics such as use of force and police liability.Mark received his undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and his law degree from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago. He is active in numerous bar and civic organizations including on the Board of Governors for the Illinois State Bar Association and as the Chair of the Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI) 6th Judicial Circuit Pro Bono Committee.

Attorney/CPA with experience practicing business, tax, and securities law in Washington DC, Indiana, and Illinois.