Mark D. DeBofsky - a Chicago, Cook (IL) Bad Faith Insurance Lawyer

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Chicago Bad Faith Insurance Lawyer

Updated: 02/15/2026

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Bad Faith Insurance

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By Harold C. on Aug. 25, 2022
Consulted Attorney 2003-2022

Recommends this Attorney

Mark and his team are excellent attorneys. I have referred several of my clients to them who prevailed and were very satisfied.

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Disability Insurance
By Anonymous on Sep. 25, 2020
Hired Attorney 2012-2015

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I want to be clear . Mark is the best erisa law attorney in the country . It’s not even close . We settled a case against Met Life in Manhattan district court . It’s a confidential settlement for a LTD case but our settlement is higher than any case I can research on the internet . Mind you , I had multiple erisa attorney’s tell me I didn’t have a case . I knew I did and I kept pursuing until Mark was referred to me from a law professor from OU law school . Met Life’s council upon learning we reached a settlement wanted to make a comment on the record that it was an honor to litigate an erisa case against a LEGEND on erisa Law in Mark DeBofsky . Mind u this is after a 7 figure or somewhere around that figure . It was an honor for me to have him in my corner. He saved my life !!! Thanks Mark Debofsky!!!

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Chicago, IL

150 North Wacker Drive
Suite 1925
Chicago, IL 60606

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Phone: 312-702-1842

Fax: 312-929-0309

Website: https://www.debofsky.com/

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Mark D. DeBofsky - Chicago, IL