Mr. Tamburelli represents both plaintiffs and defendants in class action, corporate, commercial, medical malpractice, consumer fraud, general civil, product liability, and other complex litigation. He practices nationwide in state and federal trial and appellate courts. He also represents individuals and corporations in transactional matters, and before administrative and regulatory agencies.

Mr. Tamburelli's experience includes handling the defense of individuals and companies in cases involving personal injury, employment, civil rights and commercial disputes involving all phases of litigation, including extensive discovery and substantive motion practice.

Mr. Tamburelli was a law clerk for judges in both the trial and appellate courts. He clerked for Justice Margaret O’Mara-Frossard of the Illinois Appellate Court, and he was the sole judicial clerk for Judge Michael K. Hegarty of the 53rd District Court in Michigan.

He earned a B.S. in sociology with a concentration in criminal justice from Central Michigan University. He received his law degree from the Chicago-Kent College of Law where he was regularly on the Dean’s List. Based on his outstanding academic achievement, he was a recipient of the Book Award and was selected by the law school faculty to be a teaching assistant.

Mr. Tamburelli has also been involved in valuable community service activities. While in law school, he volunteered for their low-income taxpayer program, where he helped indigent people resolve their tax problems. He was also a volunteer for the Michigan Department of Attorney General, where he assisted in prosecuting violations of liquor control laws.

Mr. Tamburelli is admitted to practice in the State of Illinois and is a member of the Illinois State and Chicago Bar Associations.