Nick Marsico, Attorney

Mr. Marsico is a businessman who happens to be an attorney. He provides practical, real-world answers and translates complex legal issues into business issues that can be more easily evaluated. Mr. Marsico's practice focuses on business transactions such as buying and selling of mid-sized businesses, private placement offerings, limited liability company issues, license agreements and other technology issues, and trademark and copyright protection, as well as common transactional matters such as entity formation and structuring, contract drafting, and contract law. Mr. Marsico also has a tax background and advises on federal and state tax planning matters, tax compliance matters, tax litigation, and Illinois franchise tax matters. Prior to joining Huck Bouma, Mr. Marsico was a partner at a large Chicago law firm, where he worked for 16 years after graduating from law school.

Mr. Marsico is a Certified Public Accountant (1988). He is an adjunct professor for DePaul University's CPA Review Program, teaching business law classes since 1996. He has been a speaker at various seminars involving recent developments in limited liability companies, business law, and tax. He is a regular speaker for the National Business Institute on LLC issues. He has been selected as a member of the "Leading American Attorneys" by the Leading Attorney Network (lawlead.com), which is awarded to the top 5% of attorneys. He has been named an "Illinois Super Lawyer" by Law & Politics magazine (superlawyers.com), which is awarded to the top 5% of Illinois attorneys.