Anne Chestney Mudd graduated cum laude from John Marshall Law School, where she was on Law Review. In addition, she holds a master’s degree with honors from the University of Louisville.  She received training in mediation from Pepperdine University School of Law and the College of DuPage. Anne also served as a mediation intern with Margaret S. Powers, an internationally-known mediator and trainer of mediators.
Professional Involvement

Member of Mediation Council of Illinois
Collaborative Law Institute. Fellow, Collaborative Practice trainer, and Co-Chair West Suburban Practice Group
Association for Conflict Resolution
American Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association
West Suburban Bar Association
DuPage County Bar Association
She also provides legal advice to the Retired Teachers Association of Chicago (RTAC).
Adjunct Faculty and Guest Lecturer at UIC John Marshall Law School

Anne is also a member of the following organizations:

National Association of Women Business Owners
West Suburban Women Entrepreneurs, Past President
League of Women Voters, Past President

Life Experience
Prior to embarking on a law career, Anne succeeded in education, retail ownership, and real estate, as well as serving on boards of civic and government organizations while raising her three sons.  She was also a Mathematical Statistician for the Federal Government.  She brings to the profession of law a hands-on understanding of the issues that affect people. Leveraging that understanding allows her to negotiate common ground and build workable solutions.