Daniel D. Hinich received his B.A. from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana and his J.D. from the John Marshall Law School in Chicago. He was admitted to the Illinois bar in 1991. Mr. Hinich returned to his roots on the south side of Chicago and worked as a staff attorney with the Chicago Legal Clinic helping clients with everything from traffic to real estate, divorce, bankruptcy, wills & trust, landlord-tenant, contract, tort, personal injury, worker’s compensation and of course criminal law. After the Clinic he joined the personal injury law firm of Timothy J. Touhy & Associates and sharpened courtroom skills. In 1996, Mr. Hinich founded his own law firm which now concentrates in criminal law.
In 2001, the Law Office of Daniel D. Hinich moved from the Monadnock Building in downtown Chicago to Homewood, Illinois, very near the Markham 6th District Courthouse. Mr. Hinich practices primarily out of Chicago, Markham, Bridgeview and other suburban Cook County Districts but also does a substantial amount of work in Joliet, DuPage and Kane Counties as well. Mr. Hinich has also handled his fair share of cases in courts across the State of Illinois from Rockford to Champaign to Bloomington just to name a few.
Daniel D. Hinich was qualified to the Illinois Capital Litigation Trial Bar and has represented multiple clients facing the death penalty. Mr. Hinich is a member of the South Suburban Bar Association serving on the Board of Directors from 2006 to 2011, Vice-President in 2008 and 2009, and President in 2010. He is currently the Chairman of the SSBA Scholarship Committee and works with the SSBA Pro Bono Pro Program providing free legal services to the indigent.
Mr. Hinich has represented thousands of clients in criminal cases from DUIs to capital murder cases. He personally prepares and tries each case and communicates directly with the client. If you need an experienced, aggressive and determined attorney to fight your criminal case look no further. Daniel D. Hinich will provide you with the best defense when your freedom is on the line.
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