Background
Dunn, Richard T. was born on August 21, 1918 in Normal, Illinois, United States.
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Richard T. DUNN
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University of Illinois (Bachelor of Arts, 1940. Juris Doctor, 1947). Phi Alpha Delta. Member, 1971-1975 and Chairman, 1972-1975, Judicial Inquiry Board, State of Illinois.
Member, 1982— and Chairman, since 1985, Illinois Supreme Court Committee on Professional Responsibility.
Career
Worked at Dunn, Hundman, Stanczak & Willard (Bloomington, Illinois) specializing in General Civil Trial and Appellate Practice. Commercial Law/Litigation, Bankruptcy, Banking Law, Corporate, Real Estate, Taxation, Probate/Estates, Trusts, Municipal, School. Admitted to the bar, 1947, Illinois.
Phi Alpha Delta.
Member, 1971-1975 and Chairman, 1972-1975, Judicial Inquiry Board, State of Illinois. Member, 1982-1992 and Chairman, 1985-1990, Illinois Supreme Court Committee on Professional Responsibility. Member: McLean County, Illinois State and American Bar Associations.
American Judicature Society.
National Association of College and University Attorneys. Fellow, American Bar Foundation.
Military: Brigade General, A.U.S. Retired.
Active duty, 1940-1946. 1952-1953; 1970
Dunn, Hundman, Stanczak & Willard was founded by Richard F. Dunn in 1915.
Serving clients throughout the state of Illinois with a primary focus on central Illinois. The firm is a general practice with individual lawyers focusing in certain areas of law.
Achievements
Membership
Member, 1971-1975 and Chairman, 1972-1975, Judicial Inquiry Board, State of Illinois. Member, 1982-1992 and Chairman, 1985-1990, Illinois Supreme Court Committee on Professional Responsibility. Member: McLean County, Illinois State and American Bar Associations.
American Judicature Society.
National Association of College and University Attorneys. Fellow, American Bar Foundation.
Military: Brigade General, A.U.S. Retired.
Active duty, 1940-1946. 1952-1953; 1970; Fellow, American Bar Foundation.
Military: Brigade General, A.U.S. Retired.
Active duty, 1940-1946. 1952-1953; 1970.
