William P. Boznos is the founding counsel for Boznos Law. He brings a rare 360-degree viewpoint to his guidance and advocacy. He has served as Senior Advisor to the Fortune 500 Business in the House for over a decade. William has been Director of Human Resources and Vice President of Human Resources for both privately held and large publicly owned corporations for years, including Harrah's Casinos, the largest gaming company in the world. He earned his Juris Doctorate from the John Marshall Law School in Chicago in 1984 and his graduation from the University of Florida in 1980. William (Bill) is a well-regarded lawyer and writer on employment law and other legal topics. He is a professional referee for the DuPage County Court System. Bill has seen positive results with more than 100 career cases. Such workplace problems included discrimination against race, sex, disability and age, abuse, retaliation, and unfair termination charges.

Edward P. Graham has been living in Naperville, Illinois, since 1973. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree, a Minor in Education, from the University of Notre Dame in 1983. Graham received his doctorate in law from the Ohio Northern University School of Law in 1987, where he was also a member of the Law Review. Graham 's career accomplishments include working as an Assistant Public Defender for Will County, Illinois, and acting as an Assistant Public Defender for the Village of Elwood for seventeen years during the time of significant economic growth in that community. Edward P. Graham, Ltd. was founded in 1995 and has been managed and owned by Graham since its inception. He had the luxury of representing hundreds of clients on many topics. At the Law Offices of Edward P. Graham, Ltd., their sensitive, compassionate lawyers offer practical advice on a wide variety of legal matters impacting families and businesses in Naperville and neighboring Illinois.

Kimberly Hilton has worked in the legal field for over ten years as a lawyer, legal assistant, paralegal, and law clerk. Kim has experience dealing with civil rights issues and discrimination in employment and other public and criminal matters. She has been involved in legal proceedings in state and federal courts and before agencies such as the Illinois Department of Human Rights. Before becoming an employment lawyer, Kim graduated in 2010 from John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois, and obtained her Bachelor of Arts in English and Political Science from Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, in 2003. During law school, Kim worked as an external judicial officer for the Illinois Appellate Court, Chicago First District, wrote and edited articles for the John Marshall Law Review and participated in the John Marshall Moot Court program.