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CHRISTOPHER J. TAYLORP.O. Box 72, Oswego, IL 60543 | |. Highly effective communicator with more than twenty-five years of experience in persuading judges, juries, parties and sometimes victims as a litigator of cases in both criminal and civil applications. Creative problem solver with acute attention to customer service and detail.. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE. TAYLOR LAW, P.C. , Oswego, IL • 2018-PresentA single person law firm providing legal a diverse clientele.. Managed all aspects of case load, including scheduling, coordinating appearances, billing and communicating with all involved people.. BYRD & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Rockford, IL • 1994-2017Partner in a small law firm providing legal representation to clients in state and federal court.... Handled large caseload and managed support staff. Successfully defended criminal cases from traffic matters to a murder case. Represented Plaintiffs and Defendants in civil cases. A true general practice law firm. One of Rockford’s best attorneys, huge word of mouth referral volume!. CITY OF ROCKFORD LEGAL DEPARTMENT, Rockford, IL • 1991--1994. Assistant City Attorney/Special Assistant State’s Attorney• Prosecuted DUI and traffic cases occurring within the City of Rockford.• Coordinated communication with city police officers, answering questions related to pending case load and occasionally advised them regarding acceptable future conduct.• Communicated with all parties involved on pending cases, including witnesses, offenders and victims.• Acted as initial escalation point.. EDUCATION. NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY -COLLEGE OF LAWDeKalb, IL 1989-1991: Degree- Juris Doctor. NORHTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY – COLLEGE OF BUSINESSDeKalb, IL 1984-1989 Degree- Bachelor of Science- Marketing. CASTLETON STATE COLLEGECastleton, VT 1983-1984 Degree- None

Bryan M. Wellner was raised in Minooka, Illinois. He is a graduate of Minooka High School. He graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in English. While at Illinois Wesleyan, Bryan played on the baseball team. He was also an active member of Sigma Chi Fraternity, Gamma Sigma Alpha, an academic honor society, Order of Omega, a leadership honor society, and Pi Sigma Alpha, a political honor society.. Bryan then earned his Juris Doctor degree from The John Marshall Law School in May, 2015. While at The John Marshall Law School, Bryan was on the Dean’s List and actively participated in the trial advocacy program. He also coached a team in John Marshall’s annual 1L Intrascholastic trial advocacy competition, and his team won 1st place out of more than 20 teams.. While in law school, Bryan worked as a 711 Intern at the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office representing the State in misdemeanor cases for trials and hearings. At the State’s Attorney’s Office, he first chaired three misdemeanor jury trials, and received guilty verdicts in each trial. Additionally, he represented the State in several bench trials and DUI Summary Suspension hearings.