About Mark A
Mark A Brown earned his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1993. He arrived in the profession at a time when courtroom experience carried a different weight. The training he received at Chicago-Kent shaped his early approach to practice and prepared him for work in Illinois courts.
He has been active in the bar community across the state and the city. He holds memberships in the Illinois State Bar Association and the Chicago Bar Association. He belongs to the American Association for Justice and the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, where he has served on the Amicus Curiae Committee. Locally, he participates in the Northwest Suburban Bar Association and its Young Lawyers Division, and he has served on the Northwest Suburban Bar Association Judicial Screening Committee. Outside the legal societies, he is the vice president of Executives Guild, Ltd.
That combination of professional involvement and committee work has informed a practice that is grounded in litigation. Colleagues describe him as a lawyer who prefers the demands of trial work and the give-and-take of courtroom advocacy. His committee work on amicus matters signals an interest in how appellate and policy issues affect trial practice. He has handled matters in Illinois courts and engages in case preparation, motion practice, and trial strategy. His background at Chicago-Kent and long-standing association memberships have provided a steady path into courtroom and bar activities.
Brown practices from an office associated with Lane & Lane, LLC. He maintains an active presence in the local bar and continues to participate in association committees that touch on judicial screening and amicus briefing. He serves clients in Illinois state matters and represents them in litigation and trial proceedings. He focuses on trial and civil litigation in Illinois.
