Mollie O'Brien joined Nolan Law Group in September 2005 after graduating from DePaul College of Law. While in law school, she worked with the American Medical Association Council on Ethics and Judicial Affairs and served as a law clerk to Margaret Lee Herbert, Chief Administrative Judge for the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in Chicago. At Nolan Law Group, she concentrates on litigating aviation cases and handling appellate matters. Most recently, she reversed a Kansas state court's decision to dismiss a wrongful death complaint in the case, Dye et al. v. Wesley Medical Center 172 P.3d 49 (Kan.App. 2007) brought before the Court of Appeals of Kansas.

Education:

• DePaul University College of Law, Juris Doctor - 2005
• University of Chicago, B. A. - 2001 with honors

Admitted:

• Illinois State Bar - 2005.
• U.S. District court, Northern District of Illinois - 2007

Academic Fellowships:

• Research Fellow, World Without War Fellowship, 2003 - 2004
• Fellow, DePaul College of Law Health Law Institute Research
• Fellow, American Medical Association Council on Ethics and Judicial Affairs

Memberships:

• American Bar Association
• Chicago Bar Association
• Women's Bar Association of Illinois

Publications:

• Understanding the International Criminal Court and the Implications for US Involvement, in Robert Woito, Extending the Democratic Peace, 8th Ed. (2005)
• What Counts as Expert Medical Testimony, American Medical Association Journal of Ethics, Virtual Mentor Vol. 6, No.12 (Dec. 2004)