Dean E. Parker
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Law
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Dean E. Parker is a top attorney recognized by Best Lawyers in the practice area(s) of Real Estate Law.Dean E., who practices law in Chicago, Illinois, has been recognized since 2026. This recognition is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey, reflecting the high esteem in which Dean E. is held by other top lawyers in the same geographic and legal practice area. Dean E. Parker is a top attorney recognized by Best Lawyers in the practice area(s) of Real Estate Law.Dean E., who practices law in Chicago, Illinois, has been recognized since 2026. This recognition is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey, reflecting the high esteem in which Dean E. is held by other top lawyers in the same geographic and legal practice area. Dean E. is held by other top lawyers in the same geographic and legal practice area.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2026
Kimberly Ramirez
I engaged Dean Parker at Hinshaw & Culbertson for assistance with a commercial property lease negotiation in Chicago. His background in real estate law, including the recognition he's received in that field, was evident. He was knowledgeable about the specific clauses and local ordinances that were critical to our situation. The final documents were thorough and protected our interests adequately. However, my experience was a mixed bag. While the legal work itself was solid, there were noticeable delays in receiving responses to emails, sometimes stretching several business days, which added stress during time-sensitive negotiations. I also found that explanations of certain complex fees and process timelines were not as clear or proactive as I would have preferred from a recognized practitioner. For straightforward real estate matters, Dean Parker provides competent service, but managing client expectations and communication responsiveness are areas where the experience fell short of being exceptional. You get reliable legal expertise, but the client service aspect feels more transactional than collaborative.