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Partners
Ilir Imeri is both a founding and managing partner of Imeri Rogers, LLP. Ilir's practice focuses on complex litigation, personal injury, workers' compensation, insurance litigation, subrogation, civil litigation, and business law. Ilir has over ten years of experience handling claims in all stages of litigation, including at arbitration, circuit courts, and appellate courts. Ilir has represented individuals, government entities, and businesses of all sizes in a wide range of civil matters throughout Illinois. Ilir is a respected workers' compensation and personal injury lawyer.
Ilir is a dedicated lifelong student of the law. As such, Ilir takes pride in reading thousands of court opinions annually in order to remain on the cutting edge of his chosen legal fields. Perhaps that's why, for the fifth year in a row, Ilir has been named an "Emerging Lawyer" by Leading Lawyers Magazine. A designation that is reserved for fewer than two percent of all attorneys in the state of Illinois who are considered by their peers to be of exceptional character and conveyed outstanding aptitude for the practice of law in the early stage of their career.
Prior to founding Imeri Rogers, LLP, Ilir worked for a large Illinois insurance defense law firm defending the rights of businesses, insurance companies, TPAs, and self-insureds. Ilir also previously served as a prosecutor, handling both misdemeanor and felony claims.
Ilir is a graduate of Western Michigan University, Cooley Law School. While at Cooley, Ilir was ranked a top ten individual orator and was selected as one of only two individuals to represent the law school in the International Inter-American Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C.: a distinguished competition in which universities from around the world compete to see which orators can present the most compelling arguments in front of a distinguished panel of judges from around the globe. In addition to participating in the Moot Court Competition, Ilir also served as a member of the moot court board, and as a research assistant on the topic of campaign finance regulation.
Ilir Imeri, Esq.
Clark Rogers is a founding partner of Imeri Rogers, LLP. Clark focuses his efforts primarily on the areas of litigation and criminal defense, with a minor focus on insurance defense. Clark has nearly two decades of litigation and criminal defense experience. Over the years, Clark has earned a reputation as being an effective and aggressive defender of his client's rights.
Prior to joining Imeri Rogers, LLP, Clark operated as a respected and successful sole practitioner. Prior to that, Clark worked for the McLean County State's Attorney, where he handled both misdemeanor and felony claims. Clark has been practicing law for over twenty years.
Clark is a graduate of Western Michigan University, Cooley Law School. Clark received his undergraduate degree from Illinois State University.
Clark Rogers, Esq.
Associates
Brandt Miller is a dedicated and experienced attorney who focuses his practice in the area of litigation and workers’ compensation defense. Prior to joining Imeri Rogers, Brandt worked for a Chicago-based insurance defense law firm where he defended the interests of employers, insureds, and third-party administrators before the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission.
Brandt is a graduate of the University of Illinois College of Law, receiving cum laude distinction upon graduation. During law school, he prepared for a career in litigation by taking part in the university’s Moot Court team, Trial Team, and Phi Alpha Delta mock trial chapter, for the latter of which he received third place at the organization’s national tournament in Washington D.C. and was awarded Best Prosecution for his performance on that side of the simulated case.
Prior to graduating, Brandt clerked at the Illinois Attorney General’s Office, where he assisted in the defense and litigation of a wide range of cases ranging from employment-related disputes to federal civil rights claims. Brandt received his undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota: Twin Cities.”
