David J. Rice
815-626-0500
815-626-0526 f
drice@nilawyers.com
- Commercial Transactions
- Corporate Formation & Governance
- Real Estate Transactions & Development
- Contract Drafting and Review
- Complex Civil Litigation
- Intellectual Property
- Trusts & Estate Planning
Education
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Notre Dame Law School
Attorney Rice graduated with distinction from Notre Dame Law School, where he received a merit scholarship. He wrote extensively on the intersection of commerce and international law, studied civil procedure and evidence with Judge Amy Barrett of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and participated in the Ken Adams’ intensive contract drafting seminar.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
University of Wisconsin at Madison
Attorney Rice attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He studied in the Department of History, earning a Bachelor of the Arts in the subject.
Publications, Associations and Distinctions
- “Thai’d Up in Court.” Arguing Service Mark Infringement in Consumer Fraud and Intellectual Property litigation.
- “Ruling on Touch of Thai Nears.” Advocating for and subsequently awarded preliminary injunctive relief.
Volunteer and Charitable Work
- Sauk Valley Small Business Development Association, Volunteer
- Committee to Elect Mike Lewis for Sheriff, of Counsel
- Rock Falls Young Professionals Collective, Participant
Associations
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
- Illinois State Bar Association
- American Bar Association
- Chicago Bar Association
- American Association of Justice
What Our Clients Say
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