George Rosic is an American lawyer whose documented practice centered on corporate law in Illinois. He was admitted to the bar in 1977, with admission in Illinois and in the United States, and he is documented as a partner in a law firm. He is also the author of a 1986 practice work on Illinois corporate law.
Career
George Rosic was admitted to the bar in 1977, with admission in Illinois and in the United States, including the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. That federal trial court sits in Chicago and hears civil and criminal cases arising within its district, so admission to practice before it allowed lawyers in the Chicago area to appear in federal litigation. He also worked as a partner at a firm recorded as O.YSO.Y., and partnership in a law practice means sharing in the firm's management and profits as a co-owner. His documented practice centered on corporate law, a field concerned with the formation, governance, and transactions of business corporations.
Works
practice guide
The Illinois Corporation
(Published in 1986 as part of the Bureau of National Affai...)
1986
Membership
George Rosic belongs to the Chicago Bar Association and the American Bar Association. The Chicago Bar Association, founded in 1874, serves lawyers practicing in the Chicago area, while the American Bar Association, established in 1878, is a national professional organization that works on standards for the legal profession and the improvement of the law.
