About Michael J
Michael J Boxerman earned his J.D. from Washington University School of Law in 1995. He arrived at law school after undergraduate studies and left with a credential from one of the region's long-standing law programs. The degree set the stage for a steady career in private practice.
He began working in law soon after graduation and built experience across a range of matters. Early work put him in courtrooms and conference rooms. He handled both contested hearings and negotiated resolutions. Over time he expanded his practice to advise clients on legal risks as well as to represent them at trial.
Boxerman maintains active membership in the State Bar of Illinois. He has kept that affiliation current while continuing private practice. Participation in the bar has informed his approach to ethics and procedure. It also keeps him connected to developments in Illinois law.
He practices at Marcus & Boxerman. There he works alongside other attorneys on matters for individuals and business clients. His role includes case preparation, client counseling, and courtroom representation. He has experience coordinating discovery, preparing dispositive motions, and guiding clients through settlement discussions when appropriate.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing a file and straightforward when explaining options to clients. He favors clear written work and fact-driven advocacy. His practice addresses disputes and transactional questions that arise in everyday business life. He represents clients in Illinois and manages matters that require careful procedural attention and practical legal judgment.
Today he is based at Marcus & Boxerman, where his work focuses on civil litigation and business representation.
