About Katarina
Katarina Karac earned her law degree at The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law after completing undergraduate studies at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She arrived at law school with a background in liberal arts and public affairs, and she left with the credentials required to practice in multiple jurisdictions. Her academic record reflects training at two large public universities that emphasize both practical skills and doctrinal instruction.
After law school Karac took the steps necessary to become licensed in two states. She holds licenses to practice in Ohio and in Illinois. Those admissions have allowed her to work across state lines and to advise clients on matters that straddle both legal systems. She has remained active in the professional communities connected to those licenses.
Karac is a current member of the State Bar of Illinois and participates in the Small Business Advocacy Council. Her involvement in the bar places her among practitioners who engage in continuing legal education and peer networks. Her ties to the Small Business Advocacy Council connect her to issues that affect entrepreneurs, local firms, and regulatory questions that often arise in commercial practice.
Colleagues describe Karac as steady and exacting in her preparation. She favors careful research and deliberate courtroom or transactional work. She approaches problems by mapping legal issues first, then sorting options for clients. That methodical style shapes how she handles filings, client meetings and negotiations. It also informs how she stays current on developments in both Ohio and Illinois law.
In practice Karac serves clients who require counsel in matters that cross state lines. She draws on her education and bar memberships to advise on regulatory, business and general civil matters. As of 2026 she maintains an active practice in Ohio and Illinois, representing individuals and businesses on issues that arise in both states.
