Lewis B. Gainor and Gillian E. Gosch. Criminal Lawyers. DUI Law Attorneys. Serving Cook and Lake County, Illinois.

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Lewis Gainor is now featured as a legal expert on ChicagoNow. The site is published by the Chicago Tribune. His column, Criminal Lawyer Illinois, explains criminal law and how to defend misdemeanor and felony charges.

Lewis has previously been featured in the Chicago Tribune and Daily Herald for his jury trial victory over Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan and the Environmental Protection Agency in a criminal case.

Gainor & Gosch, PC | Illinois Criminal Defense Lawyers | DUI Law Attorneys | Traffic & Juvenile Lawyers Gainor & Gosch, PC

Serving the 2nd & 3rd Municipal District Courts of Cook County

Also Serving Lake & McHenry County

Lewis B. Gainor (Partner)

Gillian E. Gosch (Partner)

Lewis B. Gainor

Criminal attorney Lewis Gainor has represented clients in matters as serious as murder, and as minor as speeding tickets.

Trial Experience:

Reckless homicide jury trial experience

Felony aggravated driving under the influence (DUI) jury trial experience

Class X felony (6 - 30 years IDOC) jury trial experience

Featured in the Chicago Tribune, Lake County News-Sun, and Daily Herald

The Numbers:

More than 30 jury trials

More than 20 not guilty jury verdicts

More than 50 bench trials or evidentiary hearings

Two felony convictions thrown out after guilty verdict from jury (nonprobationable Class 2 felony aggravated DUI and Class 4 felony criminal charge)

Education:

J.D., University of Minnesota Law School, cum laude

B.A., University of Missouri, Honors College

Personal:

Attorney Lewis Gainor is married, and resides in Chicago.

Gillian E. Gosch

Profile coming soon!!!

Copyright 2008, Gainor & Gosch, P.C. | Cook County Criminal Lawyers | Cook County DUI Attorneys | Illinois Criminal Defense Attorneys Concentrating in Illinois Criminal, DUI, Juvenile Law, Record Expungement, Sealing, & Traffic Tickets | We represent clients throughout Illinois counties including Cook County, DuPage County (Wheaton), Kane County (St. Charles), Lake County (Waukegan), and Will County (Joliet). We represent persons arrested and charged with misdemeanor and felony criminal offenses in Cook County Municipal District Courts, including the First (1st) Municipal District Court - Richard J. Daley Center in Chicago; Second (2nd) Municipal District Court in Skokie; Third (3rd) Municipal District Court in Rolling Meadows; Fourth (4th) Municipal District Court in Maywood; Fifth (5th) Municipal District Court in Bridgeview; and Sixth (6th) Municipal District Court in Markham, as well as the Criminal Courts Building at 2600 S. California Ave and the Domestic Violence Court Building at 555 West Harrison in Chicago. We are available for client consults in Cook County jail, a.k.a., Cook County Department of Corrections (DOC), at 2700 South California Avenue, as well as the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in Chicago - the U.S. federal jail. We can assist with missed or changed court dates, as well as motions to vacate bond forfeitures and to quash bench warrants. We can vacate Cook County traffic ticket convictions for suspended and revoked driver's licenses, and protect your commercial driver's license (CDL). We represent persons charged and prosecuted by the United States Attorney's Office on federal criminal offenses in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (federal criminal court in Chicago). We represent clients with cases from Skokie, Deerfield, Des Plaines, Lincolnwood, Glencoe, Glenview, Golf, Evanston, Kenilworth, Morton Grove, Union Pacific Railroad, Niles, Northbrook, Winnetka, Northfield, Park Ridge, Wilmette, Cook County Sheriff, Cook County Forest Preserve, and the Illinois State Police, which are all police departments in the Skokie courthouse. We also defend clients with charges from Arlington Heights, Barrington Hills, Kildeer, Bartlett, Bensenville, Streamwood, Buffalo Grove, Elgin, Barrington, Elk Grove Village, Hanover Park, Harper College, Harwood Heights, Hoffman Estates, Inverness, Mount Prospect, Norridge, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Roselle, Rosemont, Schaumburg, Schiller Park, Prospect Heights, South Barrington, and Wheeling, from the Rolling Meadows courthouse. Police department arrest warrant? Contact us today for a free consult. We may be able to expunge your criminal record.