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Learn more about James M. Mullady, a former teacher and college administrator became attorney in Champaign, Illinois, bringing a unique attitude to the practice of regulation at Meyer Capel. As a former teacher and college administrator, James M. Mullady gives a unique angle within the practice of regulation at Meyer Capel. Graduating from Indiana University School of Law at Indianapolis in 1991 on a fellowship, Mr. Mullady additionally spent a 12 months as a travelling pupil at the University of Illinois as a part of his legal training. Before pursuing law, he taught social studies in Arcola and Fisher, and served as foremost of the National Academy of Arts High School in Champaign for four years. Mr. Mullady excelled academically at Illinois State University, earning a bachelor of technological know-how degree in 1974 with a double foremost in political science and sociology. He furthered his education with a masters degree in sociology in 1975 and an advanced certificates in schooling from the University of Illinois in 1980. A member of Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternities, as well as the American, Illinois State, and Champaign County Bar Associations, Mr. Mullady has been actively worried in various criminal corporations. He has served at the Board of Directors of the Illinois Pro Bono Center, the Board of Governors of the Champaign County Bar Association, and as Chairman of the Family Law Committee. Recognized for his contributions, Mr. Mullady has been named Lawyer of the Year by the Champaign County Bar Association and received the James L. Capel Jr. Award for extraordinary pro bono efforts. His achievements have been highlighted in the Leading Lawyers Network Magazine-Consumer Edition for 2009. Outside of his legal exercise, Mr. Mullady enjoys driving antique sports activities motors, walking, and studying. His numerous background and dedication to the prison profession make him a precious asset to the Champaign community.

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