CHICAGO, IL, January 29, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Victor F. Ciardelli has been recognized for inclusion in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.

Mr. Ciardelli is a distinguished attorney with an illustrious career spanning 60 years. His practice has primarily focused on both state and federal criminal law and personal injury. He holds the esteemed position of attorney at Ciardelli, Cummings and Campagna LLC, where he dedicates two days a week to working at the law firm and handling criminal cases. Mr. Ciardelli's expertise in these areas has been recognized by his peers and celebrated through his achievements and contributions to the legal field. He is a fomer Assistant State's Attorney for the Criminal Division of Cook County.

Among numerous substantial cases, Mr. Ciardelli notes a memorable one that attracted widespread media attention. He represented a Chicago Luvabull who sued the San Diego Chicken for throwing her to the ground during a time out of a Chicago Bulls basketball game, fracturing her elbow. Mr. Ciardelli sued for personal injury against the Chicken, and received a jury verdict of $317,000.

Mr. Ciardelli prepared for his career by obtaining a Bachelor of Arts from DePaul University and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from DePaul University, both in Chicago. He was also admitted to practice by the Illinois State Bar Association in 1960.

Throughout his career, Mr. Ciardelli has been an active member of several industry-related organizations, including the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, the Illinois State Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association, and the American Association for Justice (formerly Trial Lawyers Association of America). His involvement in these associations underscores his commitment to the legal profession and continuous professional development. Beyond his professional life, Mr. Ciardelli was deeply involved with the Justinian Society of Lawyers reflecting his commitment to civic engagement and cultural heritage.

In light of his accomplishments, Mr. Ciardelli was named the Man of the Year by the Lucchesi Nell Mondo in Luca, Italy. As a prominent professional and community member, he was honored to throw out the first pitch at the 2010 Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates baseball game.

Mr. Ciardelli attributes much of his success to his ability to be personable and his strategic approach to attracting clients. He notes that maintaining a positive outlook is essential for anyone striving to be successful, regardless of their chosen profession.

As of the time of this interview he has been married for over 60 years to a wonderful wife, Nancy. They have four children, who are each successful in their own lives, such as a daughter who is a successful attorney, a son who started one of the top seven mortgage companies in the U.S., a daughter who is a successful real estate broker, and a younger son who runs a large mortgage company. He is blessed with 12 grandchildren who are talented and smart and pursuing their work in education.

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