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Victor D. Quilici
(847) 298-2566 victorq@ameritech.net |
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| The author of this site is a solo practitioner, licensed to practice law in Illinois since 1971. He is licensed to practice before the Illinois state Supreme Court, the trial bar of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois and the State and Federal Appellate Courts. Although his practice concentrates in the area of criminal law, it includes a wide range of civil litigation, as well. | ||
| Quilici was one of the principal litigants among those who brought actions against the Village of Morton Grove in 1981 to combat the then famous, or infamous, handgun ban-- depending on your point of view. | ||
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He is legal counsel in Illinois for Collector Arms Dealers Association, one of the largest firearm collectors
associations in the United States. His legal work has included pro bono representation
for the National League of Families of the American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast
Asia (MIA/POW) and the American Legion. When an outcry arose over abuse of the American flag, he helped organize supporters and wrote the petition against flag abuse
which was ultimately signed by hundreds of thousands of patriotic Americans. Quilici
is a veteran of the Korean War. |
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