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Articles From Thomas J. McNulty

Judicial review of tax objection settlements: Adequate representation of the public interest By Thomas J. McNulty State and Local Taxation, December 2015 The recent case of Taxpayers: 101 East Crossroads LLC v. Weber has invited the court to consider the issue of adequate representation by the state’s attorney in a tax objection settlement.
Unlicensed practice of law issues in Illinois property tax assessment appeals By Thomas J. McNulty State and Local Taxation, January 2015 Does Yamaguchi still mean what it says?
Unlicensed practice of law issues in property tax assessment appeals—The debate continues By Thomas J. McNulty State and Local Taxation, April 2013 A discussion and analysis of the cases that have dealt with UPL issues in Illinois both generally and in the area of property tax assessment appeals and examine the significant risks associated with unlicensed conduct.
Chicago Bar Association adopts resolution regarding the practice of law in real estate tax assessment appeals By Thomas J. McNulty State and Local Taxation, June 2001 The Chicago Bar Association ("CBA") in November 2000 adopted a resolution regarding Unlicensed Practice of Law ("UPL") as pertains to the representation of real estate taxpayers before Illinois real estate tax assessment officials.

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