Kerry T. Bartell - a Mundelein, US Lawyer

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Updated: 03/10/2026

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Housing & Construction Defects
By Anonymous on Oct. 30, 2024
Consulted Attorney 2015-2024

I own a condo and KSN are the building's attorney. Attorney Kerry Bartell twist and misrepresents things. There is an obvious comflict here between her employment by the board and her responsibility all members. The building has shared sidewalk responsibilities as first floor is recessed. This sidewalk is pitched incorrectly. A previous repair was attempted but was done incorrectly continuing the problem. She twist everything when she contacted alderman and told me to do so as well. She states sidewalk was changed because of me. When clearly it was because of her as her emails show. I never got a response she was in contact with them. This is clear to anyone who sees it. The lies continue even after Chicago Department of Transportation delineation. No answer or evidence has been given to challenge this delineation or the survey. Just denial. Additionally nothing has been done about the board and management selective and targeted enforcement. This includes altering recorded documents. The attorney refuses to answer any of this.

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Mundelein, IL

175 North Archer Avenue
Mundelein, IL 60060

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Phone: (847) 777-7246

Fax: (847) 777-7360

Website: http://www.ksnlaw.com

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Kerry T. Bartell - Mundelein, IL