Bryan W. Kopman

Mr. Kopman's litigation practice concentrates in the areas of commercial matters, construction, zoning and real estate, insurance defense, professional liability, nursing home cases, medical malpractice, and general tort litigation. He represents private businesses and corporations, doctors and hospitals, architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors as well as individuals. He has tried many cases to judgment, including jury trials as well as bench trials. Mr. Kopman is experienced in resolving matters through alternative dispute methods, including mediation and arbitration. Mr. Kopman has been named an Illinois "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers, based on nomination and recognition by his peers, for the years 2008, 2009, and 2010. He is a member of the Will County Bar Association. Representative commercial cases include breach of warranty claims, shareholder disputes, breach of contract, trade secrets misappropriation, fraud, and breach of fiduciary duty. Representative zoning and real estate cases include statutory and constitutional challenges, judicial annexations, enforcement of real estate sales contracts, and enforcement of annexation agreements. Representative construction cases include mechanic's lien matters, construction deficiencies, breach of contract, defense of personal injuries, and encroachment issues. Civic and Cultural Involvements Will-Grundy Medical Clinic (Past President; Board Member) Will County Center for Economic Development (Diplomats Committee) Joliet City Center Partnership (Past Chair; Marketing Committee Member) United Way of Will County (Programs & Allocations Committee) Notre Dame Club of Joliet (Treasurer) Cathedral of St. Raymond (Parish Council) Troy Baseball League (Coach) Awards and Honors Super Lawyers® Selectees Bryan W. Kopman included in a Super Lawyers® list Other Sources of Feedback About Bryan W. Kopman Included on the 2010Illinois Super Lawyers list Past Lists 2009 Illinois Super Lawyers list 2008 Illinois Super Lawyers list

• Partner

• Illinois, 1995