Orum & Roth, LLC

Specialties

Orum & Roth’s attorneys prosecute and defend patent, trademark, trade dress and copyright lawsuits throughout the United States. We also litigate complex commercial matters, such as bankruptcy, contract, corporate and director and officer litigation, employment, insurance and real estate matters. Our attorneys have sued and defended some of the largest companies in the world. The firm counsels clients in business related matters, from selecting the proper business entity through management and contact issues. The firm also represents clients in a real estate and community association matters.

History

Established in 1913.

Based in Chicago, Illinois, Orum & Roth, LLC, provides exceptional legal representation for a broad range of business and litigation matters. Our firm’s litigation practice is aggressive, creative and efficient. We understand our clients’ needs, and we pride ourselves on being strategic and tactical in our approach to each litigation and business matter.

Orum & Roth’s attorneys have litigated matters to the United States Supreme Court, Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Illinois Supreme Court, Illinois Appellate Court, and District and Bankruptcy courts throughout the country. The firm prosecutes and defends patent, trademark, trade dress and copyright lawsuits throughout the United States. We also litigate complex commercial matters, involving issues such as bankruptcy, contract, corporate, director & officer liability, employment, insurance and real estate matters. Our attorneys have sued and defended some of the largest companies in the world.

Meet the Business Owner

Mark R.

Business Owner

Mark Roth is a managing member of the firm of Orum & Roth, LLC.

Mr. Roth graduated in the top two percent of his law school class, and was an editor of the Law Review. Mr. Roth has extensive experience in complex transaction and litigation matters. He has represented individuals and corporations in lawsuits throughout the country, including in cases in the United States Supreme Court, Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Illinois Supreme Court, Illinois Appellate Court, and district and bankruptcy courts throughout the country.