About Richard
Richard Lofgren has spent so much of his expert life where law meets local business. He educated as a lawyer in Chicago and started practicing after earning his J.D. from The John Marshall Law School in 1985. That early foundation framed a profession cut up among legal work and civic involvement.
After law program he qualified to practice in Illinois and later took on admission that allows him to seem before the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. His legal practice has run along a continuous involvement in organizations that serve business owners and professionals. In 2009 he served as president of The Entrepreneur s Legal Resource, a position that put him in frequent touch with small-business leaders and advisers.
Lofgren's engagement extends past an unmarried role. He has been a member of the Illinois Bar Association since 1988 and joined the DuPage Bar Association in 2005. Those memberships have supplied an expert community and regular touchpoints with colleagues throughout the region. Since 2007 he has been seated in the President's Resource Group, and that platform has strengthened his interest in business management and peer collaboration.
Locally, Lofgren has taken on seen duties in Glen Ellyn. He was named president of the Glen Ellyn Business Leaders Forum in 2011 and has remained in that submit. In 2013 he further the position of vice chairman of professional services for the Glen Ellyn Chamber of Commerce. Those positions have concerned organizing occasions, advising enterprise programs, and connecting municipal and private-sector pursuits.
Colleagues describe him as steady and practical in meetings and community settings. He has a tendency to work on matters that require a knowing of each legal element and the concerns of nonlawyers. His background in entrepreneur-focused legal offerings and deep ties to local enterprise teams shape how he advises clients and which word of mouth he pursues.
Today Lofgren continues to practice law while maintaining lively roles in local and regional enterprise organizations. He practices in Illinois and is permitted to seem before the Seventh Circuit, and his current practice concentrates on serving enterprise clients and expert organizations.
