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While in law school, I clerked at two law firms that practiced commercial litigation, real estate, collections, and minority-ownership oppression lawsuits. There, I learned valuable legal experience by filing legal documents in Court, the Cook County Assessor’s Office, and Cook County Recorder of Deeds.. I am a certified mediator for the Center of Conflict Resolution in Chicago. As a legal intern for the Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Legal Clinic, I was able to mediate real parties’ disputes in small claims court. Meditating disputes, taught me to identify opposing parties’ needs and interests in a short amount of time, demonstrating my ability to work in a fast-paced work environment and work under pressure while focusing on steering the hostile parties into negotiation and ultimately an agreement.. Prior to law school, I gained valuable employment and business management experience at my family’s car dealership. While working for my family business, I saw first hand how the Illinois property tax system can be unfair and unjust to property owners. An unfair and inequitable property tax bill can hurt small businesses. This led me to develop a strong interest in property tax appeals, real estate, and business law.

Real Estate and Property Tax Attorney

Isaac Franco focuses his practice in corporate and real estate law. He counsels companies of all sizes in a variety of corporate transactions. He represents clients, both sellers and purchasers, in residential real estate and commercial real estate transactions. Mr. Franco’s broad range of business and tax experience allows him to approach his clients’ legal matters in a multifaceted way. Mr. Franco has prior experience with Fitzgerald, Franke, and Hewes, the Internal Revenue Service’s Office of Chief Counsel, Loyola’s Federal Tax Clinic, and he externed for the Honorable Judge Kendall of the Seventh Circuit’s Northern District.. Mr. Franco received his J.D. from Loyola University Chicago’s School of Law and his B.A. from the University of New Mexico. Mr. Franco was awarded both Loyola’s Leadership and Service Award and Loyola’s Public Interest Award for his commitment of service to the community. His legal philosophy is that communication, diligence, and professionalism are the cornerstones of high quality representation.