Background
Mulroy, Junior, Thomas R. was born on June 26, 1946 in Evanston, Illinois, United States.
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Thomas R. Mulroy, Junior.
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Education
University of Santa Clara (Bachelor of Arts, 1968). Loyola University of Chicago (Juris Doctor, 1972).
Career
Marvel Engineering Company v. Commercial Union Insurance Company, 71 Illinois December 272, 1983; Fairview Area Citizens Task Force, et al v. Illinois Pollution Control Board & Gallatin National Company, 144 Il December 659, 1990; Lannon v. Lamps, 368 North.E. 2d 196, 1977.Worked at Jenner & Block (Chicago, Illinois) specializing in Commercial Litigation, Environmental, Products Liability. Admitted to the bar, 1973, Illinois. Author: Article: The Key Issues Relating to The Discoverability of Computerized Trial Preparations and Ways for Attorneys to Protect Themselves, Trial Diplomacy Journal, May-June 1996.
The Attorney and The Testifying Expert, College of Business Administration Record, January 1996.
"Mock Juries," The National Law Journal, 1984. "The Trial Advocate: Purpose, Talent and Philosophy," Illinois Civil Practice, 1987.
"The Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission: Its Structure, Operation and Limitations," Loyola Law Journal, 1988. "The Trial Advocate: Purpose, Talent and Philosophy," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, 1987.
"Depositions: Technique and Practice," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago and Springfield, 1987.
"Effective Use of Simulated and Shadow Juries," Practising Law Institute, New York, 1987. Editor, Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct, Annotated, II Continuing legal education, 1990. Assistant United States Attorney, United States Attorney" General’ s Office, Northern District of Illinois, 1973-1976 (Appellate Division, 1973-1974.
Criminal Division, 1974-1976).
Member, 1976-1989 and Chairman, Inquiry Panel G, 1985, Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. Special Counsel, Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, 1990.
Member: Federal Trial Bar. Federal Defender Panel, 1976-1986.
Chicago Crime Commission, 1978-1992.
Adjunct Professor of Law: Trial Practice, Northwestern University Law School, 1979. Loyola University Law School, 1982. DePaul University School of Law, 1987.
Nova University Center for the Study of Law, 1986-1988.
Faculty Member: "Civil Litigation Practice," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, 1982. "The Jury: Techniques for the Trial Lawyer," Practising Law Institute, New York, 1983.
"Hearsay," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, 1983. "Trial Bar Skills," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, 1983-1984.
"Trial Evidence," Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, 1984.
Emerging Techniques for Understanding and Predicting Jury Behavior," Program Chairman, Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Chicago, 1985. "The Jury: Techniques for the Trial Lawyer," Practising Law Institute, Washington, District of Columbia, 1985. Speaker: Win Your Case Before Trial: Powerful Discovery Techniques, National Continuing legal education Seminar.
Chairman, Judicial Evaluation Committee, Appellate Division, Chicago Bar Association.
Member: Chicago (Member, Committee on Evaluation of Judicial Candidates, 1981-1985), Illinois State and American (Member: Tort and Insurance Practice Section. Committees on: Trial Techniques, Chairman, Evidence and Civil Procedure.
Professional Officers and Directors Liability Law. Trial Practice; Litigation Section) Bar Associations.
Legal Club of Chicago (President, 1997-1998).
Law Club of Chicago. National District Attorneys" Association (1975-1976). Legal Assistance Foundation (Member, Board of Directors, 1990).
Fellow: American College of Trial Lawyers.
Illinois Bar Foundation.
Achievements
Membership
Member, 1976-1989 and Chairman, Inquiry Panel G, 1985, Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. Special Counsel, Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, 1990. Member: Federal Trial Bar.
Federal Defender Panel, 1976-1986.
Chicago Crime Commission, 1978-1992. Adjunct Professor of Law: Trial Practice, Northwestern University Law School, 1979.
Loyola University Law School, 1982. DePaul University School of Law, 1987.
Nova University Center for the Study of Law, 1986-1988.
Fellow: American College of Trial Lawyers. Illinois Bar Foundation.
