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About the Authors
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Jennifer Duncan-Brice began her legal
career in 1975 as a law clerk in the City of Chicago’s Office of Corporation
Counsel. In 1976 she became Assistant Corporation Counsel, working in the
Litigation Division and primarily representing the Chicago Police Department
and police officers on civil rights actions in federal court. In 1982 she
was transferred to the Real Estate Division, handling condemnation cases and
representing the Landmark Commission.
In 1985 she was promoted to Chief Assistant Corporation
Counsel and was assigned to reorganize the Torts Division. In 1987, she was
promoted to Deputy Corporation Counsel.
In 1992 she was elected a judge to the Circuit Court of Cook
County, and was assigned generally to the Law Division. Judge Duncan-Brice
was assigned to a Motion Call in 1994 and a General Calendar Call in 1996.
James P.
Flannery, Jr. became a judge in 1988.
He is currently assigned to the Law Division of the Circuit Court, Cook
County. He has been assigned to the Law Jury section since 1997. He was
previously assigned to the Criminal Division, the Fourth Municipal Division,
and the First Municipal Division. Before becoming a judge, he practiced law
with the firm of Murphy, Preston and Jaffe, the Office of the Illinois
Attorney General, and the Office of the Corporation Counsel for the City of
Chicago. He received his undergraduate degree from the Illinois
Institute of Technology and his Juris Doctor from the John Marshall School
of Law.
Timothy W. Kelly focuses on
personal injury and medical malpractice cases, working out of his own law
firm with offices in Bloomington and Chicago.
He has served as Chair of the Civil Practice and
Procedure Section Counsel of the Illinois State Bar Association, board
member of IICLE.
Mr. Kelly has lectured and written extensively for IICLE
and ISBA. He is the author of IICLE's Laying Foundations for Introducing
Evidence and Proving Damages in Personal Injury Cases, and is
co-editor of IICLE's Illinois Causes of Action.
Kevin G. Owens is shareholder
in the Chicago Law firm of Johnson & Bell, Ltd. His practice includes the
defense of product liability, construction, and negligence actions, and the
litigation of commercial disputes. He has also had experience with
residential and commercial loan foreclosures and workouts, construction
product defects, and litigation of contract actions at law and equity.
Mr. Owens is a frequent lecturer and panelist at CLE programs, and has
spoken on the defenses of slip and fall cases, legal issues confronting
private security officers, hotel oriented claims, and medical device
litigation.
He has also served on the Judicial Evaluation Committee
of the Chicago Bar Association, and has chaired the fall seminar of the
Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel.
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