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Mark Heinle
Email: mheinle@ancelglink.com
Member: Illinois State Bar Association
Education: Marquette University (B.A. cum laude 2001),
Boston University School of Law (J. D. 2004)
Practice Areas: Local Government Law
Bio:
Mark R. Heinle is a 2004 graduate of the Boston University School of Law, where his studies were primarily concentrated in the areas of local government law, land use and housing law, as well as legislation. He worked as a research assistant to Dean Ronald A. Cass prior to clerking for a year at Neylon & O'Brien in Boston. Mr. Heinle received his undergraduate degree cum laude from Marquette University, where he earned a four-year full-ride scholarship as a Raynor Distinguished Scholar and was accepted into Marquette's Washington, D.C.-based Les Aspen Center on Capitol Hill, where he worked as a legislative assistant intern in the United States House of Representatives. Following graduation, Mr. Heinle joined Ancel, Glink's local government law practice as an associate attorney in 2004, where his practice is concentrated in municipal law, building code compliance, municipal liens and foreclosures, and zoning and land use. Mr. Heinle has authored and contributed to a number of municipal law publications, including the firm's Illinois Park District Law Handbook, the Illinois Municipal Handbook, and the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education's Municipal Law Series (Volume I). Mr. Heinle is also the 2007-2008 Chairman of the Chicago Bar Association's Local Government Law Committee, following a year-long stint as the Committee's Vice-Chair in 2006-2007. Perhaps most relevantly of all, Mark co-managed the firm softball team to an unprecedented winning record in its '07 campaign.
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