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Kralovec & Marquard, Chartered has been providing legal services to the insurance industry for the past 55 years.  The present partners, as*ociates and staff continue a long tradition of delivering top flight legal representation at a very reasonable cost.  Our primary areas of expertise are the preparation and trial of bodily injury, wrongful death and property damage cases and the an*lysis, preparation be, active trial lawyers.  As a result, our opposition respects our willingness to hear the verdict of the jury or judge, thereby as*uring our clients the best possible settlement terms should they decide not to seek a judicial determination of a case. MICHAEL J. MULLEN OF KRALOVEC & MARQUARD, CHARTERED, HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED FOR SHOWING DEDICATION, LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE IN LAW. Mr. Mullen has 32 years of experience as an attorney with Kralovec & Marquard, Chartered. There, he focuses his practice on the defense of years has been privileged to try a multitude of cases to favorable jury verdict against many of the premier plaintiff practitioners in the Chicagoland area. In addition to his considerable caseload, Mr. Mullen is tasked with maintaining client relations as well as overseeing the operations of his notable Chicago-based boutique litigation firm. Mr. Mullen received a JD, with distinction, from the John Marshall School of Law. He was recently inducted into Worldwide Registry and also maintains affiliation with the Illinois State Bar As*ociation, the Defense Research Institute and the Trucking Industry Defense As*ociation. Well recognized within the legal sector as well as the judiciary, Mr. Mullen was profiled on the front page of the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin in November 2011, is an AV-Rated Attorney through Martindale-Hubbell, and was rated as a Top Chicago Lawyer in 2013 by the National Law Journal. Recently, Mr. Mullen was defense liaison counsel in the mas* tort Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse litigation. When he is not working, Mr. Mullen enjoys fishing, golfing and reading. In the years to come, he plans to continue his trial work at