About Boris Djulabic

Loyalty. It’s not just a word to Boris Djulabic. It is a way of life. Boris Djulabic is a principal attorney and founding partner of D&O Law Group. A first generation Croatian American – Boris grew up speaking Croatian at home and English in the Chicago Public School system. Boris grew up on the East Side, a working-class neighborhood on the far south side of Chicago cast the shadows of once-mighty steel mills. Boris often worked side by side with his immigrant father, forging a deep work ethic that is ingrained in him to this day. Boris attended St. Francis De Sales High School and learned the value of an education. Boris also developed a sense of loyalty to the city that raised him and set forth on a path that would forge deep ties to his neighbors. That sense of loyalty led Boris to accept the honor of being selected as the commencement speaker for a recent St. Francis De Sales graduating class.

After his years at De Sales, Boris attended the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana where he made many international friends and began to realize that he could use his education to help those around him. Inspired by a professor and his desire to help others, Boris decided to attended law school and enrolled at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago. While earning his Juris Doctor degree Boris worked as a law clerk in a premier personal injury law firm with deep ties to the community. Boris also served his community by clerking at the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, where he was able to practice law under the guidance of veteran prosecutors. Boris knew from these early experiences that the path of the litigator spoke to him.

Prior to co-founding the D&O Law Group, Boris was honored to be appointed an Assistant State’s Attorney at the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office. Boris began his legal career helping others by handling thousands of family law matters in Chicago and throughout suburban Cook County. Boris enjoyed assisting countless individuals through parentage and child support issues.