About Brian
Brian Dault earned his law degree from DePaul College of Law in 2004 after completing a Bachelor of Arts at Michigan State University in 1999. He moved from the classroom into practice at a time when the legal landscape was shifting quickly. The combination of a Midwestern undergraduate education and a Chicago law degree shaped a practical approach to solving legal problems.
After law school, Dault built a practice that spans multiple jurisdictions. He is admitted to practice in both Illinois and Arizona. That dual-admission has defined much of his professional life. It requires an understanding of distinct state rules, courtroom practices and regulatory environments. He has worked in settings that demand that flexibility and those experiences informed how he approaches each new matter.
Colleagues describe him as steady and methodical in the way he prepares for hearings and client meetings. He favors clear writing and careful analysis. Those habits grew out of years in practice after 2004, a period that included routine filings, negotiations and procedural work across state lines. He has handled matters that required coordinating filings and responses in more than one jurisdiction, and he has regularly advised clients on jurisdictional questions and procedural strategy.
Dault’s multistate practice means he often evaluates how a problem looks under two different bodies of state law. That perspective can change the posture of a case or influence settlement discussions. He also spends time tracking rule changes and court developments in both Illinois and Arizona to keep his work aligned with current practice. The work is detail-oriented and requires steady attention to deadlines and local procedure.
Outside the courtroom, he has focused on counseling clients about the practical implications of state-level requirements. He helps people and organizations understand what steps they must take to comply with local rules and how to respond to administrative or judicial processes. The role often involves drafting documents, responding to agency requests and preparing submissions for court consideration.
Dault’s background — a 1999 B.A. from Michigan State and a 2004 J.D. from DePaul — underpins a practice rooted in multistate work. He currently practices law focusing on matters that arise under Illinois and Arizona law.
