
Dennis Marks has 34 years of trial experience in a wide variety of cases for insurance and corporate clients. This experience includes: defense of lawyer professional liability, personal injury claims, contract matters, shareholder derivative suits, RICO, admiralty claims, partnership dissolutions, specific performance, mandamus actions, will contests, trust disputes, commercial paper, bank suits, investigation and litigation involving financial institution and fidelity bond claims, construction litigation, and directors and officers liability. He is distinguished as AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell.
Mr. Marks has lectured for the Chicago Bar Association, Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education, and the Illinois Association of Defense Trial Council.
Mr. Marks is a Director of the Boothroyd Foundation, whose primary focus is Parkinsons research and the care of patients suffering from Parkinsons disease. The Foundation funds local institutions and their research staff such as Northwestern University, the University of Illinois and its School of Nursing, and the University of Chicago.
Fakhouri v. Taylor, et al., 618 N.E.2d 518, 248 Ill.App.3d 328, 187 Ill.Dec. 927, Nos. 1-91-3641, 1-92-1416. Appellate Court of Illinois, First District, First Division. Wrongful death action brought against pharmacists who filled prescriptions on which customer allegedly overdosed. The Circuit Court of Cook County granted pharmacists' motions to dismiss, and appeal was taken. The Appellate Court held that pharmacists did not have duty to warn customer of prescribed dosages of medication allegedly in excess of manufacturer's recommended limits where pharmacists did nothing more than fill prescriptions as ordered by physician.