KDV Celebrates One Year in Chicago office

Chicago, IL Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck, LLP celebrated the 1st Anniversary of its Chicago office on September 3. The office has expanded the firm’s scope of services for Midwest clients and those conducting business in the region with state bar licenses in Wisconsin and Iowa. Complementing their strong national practice, KDV’s Chicago-based attorneys handle matters in the state courts of Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa, as well as federal courts in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan and Nebraska. KDV’s Chicago office is a go-to resource for domestic and international insurers for all lines of coverage. The attorneys in Chicago are also skilled defense litigators in areas including professional liability, general liability, financial services and employment practices liability.

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