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Marx, Patricia S.

Patricia S. Marx - Chicago, IL

Attorney at Quarles & Brady LLP

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Business Law Lawyers in Chicago, IL

300 North LaSalle Street Suite 4000 Chicago, IL 60654

(312) 715-5284 Call Now Website Website

Chicago Business Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Business Law

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  • 0.8 Value
  • 0.5 Quality of Service
  • 0.8 Professional Competence
  • Related to:
    • Criminal Defense
    • Assault & Battery (Plaintiff)
    By Olivia A. on Jun. 18, 2024
    Consulted Attorney 2003-2010
    Patricia Spiccia actually should not be qualified to be an attorney because she has committed felony crimes, and conspired to cover up and conceal evidence against her ASSAULTING ME, and being an ACCOMPLICE to BATTERY WITH A BODILY FLUID, as well as CONSPIRACY, COERCION, and INTIMIDATION.
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  • By Anonymous on Jan. 19, 2024
    Consulted Attorney 2023-2024
    Patricia Spiccia Marx was complicit to conspiracy to commit assault and battery against me in high school. She also spread rumors that I had HIV and herpes, after I was raped. She is a disgusting human being who only gained her success off the coat tails of her adoptive father.
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Chicago, IL

300 North LaSalle Street
Suite 4000
Chicago, IL 60654

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Phone: (312) 715-5284

Fax: (312) 715-5155

Website: http://www.quarles.com

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