Witte, Glen D

Courtney Boho Marincsin is a recent graduate of Loyola University College of Law, but she is no newcomer to helping those in need.

She has worked for many elected officials in several governmental offices, doing public service work – from the Department of Commerce to the United States Senate office of Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania where she responded to constituent needs and helped run his re-election campaign in Philadelphia.

But she feels most at home at Clifford Law Offices. She is immersed in many difficult cases involving aviation litigation, medical malpractice and product liability. She recently was involved in the case of a 44-year-old man who was severely injured when a lift on which he was standing crashed 30 feet to the ground, shattering his ankles and heels and fractured his back. The case resulted in a $13 million settlement. She also did quite a bit of the behind-the-scenes research in the case of a young woman who was murdered during a service call at her home by a Comcast installer, who is currently in jail pending his criminal trial. She also has worked long and hard on the case of a construction flagger who was killed, leaving behind seven children, when she was struck by a drunk driver at a road construction site. She also is involved in litigation at Clifford Law Offices involving a husband and father who was killed when the aerobatic plane that he was flying crashed with another plane on their flying team while they were in the air. She also is working on the case of a successful executive who was killed when the small private plane in which he was a passenger crashed en route home from a trip. She obviously is a capable lawyer, able to handle the most complex of issues and the most tragic of incidents.

A graduate of Loyola University School of Law in Chicago, Courtney worked full time as a clerk at Clifford Law Offices while attending class and maintaining a grade point that put her on the Dean’s List. She found time to work as a law student with various projects of the American Bar Association as well as helping the Chicago Bar Association, the Women’s Bar Association of Illinois and the National Association of Women Lawyers with some of its philanthropic efforts in the Chicago community. Courtney also found time to participate in Law Related Education, a group that educates Cook County juvenile inmates.

She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Villanova University in Philadelphia where she majored in Philosophy and Ethics, an area that she constantly taps as she moves forward with her legal career.

Courtney was recently married and lives with her husband, Edward Marincsin, in Chicago. Clifford Law Offices offers a hearty welcome to Courtney Boho Marincsin.