Daniel Marks has practiced law since 1979, is an academic with an expertise in commercial litigation, and has also taught at the University of Illinois College of Law (1986-1998), the University of Illinois' law school (1993-96), and the John Marshall Law School (1988-89). He joined the faculty of the UIC College of Law in 2004 after previously teaching courses in legal writing. He is also a founding member of the International Academy for Creativity. His work has appeared in numerous law reviews, journals, and anthologies, including The Army Lawyer , The Army Judge Advocate Journal , The Journal of Legal Studies , The Legal Writing Proficiency Test , and ABA's Commercial Litigation Reporter .
She never saw the point of making fun of strangers — how could you possibly know enough about them to hit below the belt?Daniel Marks
Could he actually be a decent guy? Hard to imagine. He was pretty to look at, though, she thought. Boys weren't objectified nearly enough, and turnabout is always fair play.Daniel Marks
