James Ten Broeck, Jr.

James C. Ten Broeck Jr. is a dedicated attorney whose career reflects a steadfast commitment to justice and client advocacy. Raised in Chicago’s Rogers Park, Mr. Ten Broeck pursued his undergraduate studies in ancient philosophy and literature at the University of Dallas, which included a transformative semester in Rome and extensive travel throughout Europe and North Africa. He returned to Chicago to earn his law degree from Loyola University School of Law. Beginning his legal journey with the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, he established a successful criminal defense practice, achieving multiple acquittals in both jury and bench trials. His civil practice has included federal civil rights cases, as well as matters involving real estate, trademarks, and partnership disputes. Since 2001, Mr. Ten Broeck has concentrated on immigration law, representing hundreds of clients before immigration courts across the United States. Renowned for his rigorous and principled approach, he holds the government accountable to the law and focuses on preserving family unity, earning the trust of clients facing challenging legal circumstances.