Michael J. McNaughton - Attorney

300 S. Wacker Drive
Suite 1800
Chicago, IL 60606-6744
P: 312.428.4743
mmcnaughton@michaelsmay.com

Overview

Michael J. McNaughton, an associate with Michaels & May, P.C., has extensive trial experience involving complex environmental coverage issues and mass tort and product liability. He has also participated in various trials on matters involving general commercial litigation, contract disputes, intellectual property and patent infringement. Mr. McNaughton also maintains interest in medical health law and biomedical ethics based on his prior involvement with Institutional Review Boards that implemented new and evolving patient care technologies. Prior to his legal career, Mr. McNaughton was a clinical research manager for immunosuppression therapies involving solid organ transplantation, as well as a researcher and co-author on various publications regarding population genetics.

Education and Background

Mr. McNaughton graduated from The University of Chicago in 1994, with a B.A. in Political Science and Departmental Honors. Mr. McNaughton obtained his law degree from Chicago-Kent School of Law in 2000. During this time, Mr. McNaughton was a Research Fellow with The Institute for Science, Law and Technology.

Bar Admissions

Illinois Supreme Court
Minnesota Supreme Court
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

Professional Affiliations

American Bar Association
Chicago Bar Association
Lesbian and Gay Bar Association of Chicago

Publications

J.M. Millis, D. Cronin, K.A. Newell, D.S. Bruce, E.S. Woodle, H. Grewal, G.E. Loss, T. Lissoos, Conjeevaram, T. Schiano, R O’Laughlin, J. Charette, M. McNaughton, A.L. Baker, and J.R. Thistlethwaite, Jr. 1998. “Successful Use of Tacrolimus for Initial Rejection Episodes After Liver Transplantation.” Elsevier Science, Transplantation Proceedings, 30, 1407-1408.

Wade, M.J., N.A. Johnson, R. Jones, V. Siguel, and M.J. McNaughton. November 1997. “Genetic Variation Segregating In Natural Populations Of Tribolium Castaneum Affecting Traits Observed In Hybrids With T. Freemani.” Genetics 147:1235-1247.

E.S. Woodle, M.J. McNaughton, J.R. Thistlethwaite, and P.F. Whitington. 1996. “One Hundred Living Donor Liver Transplants: Influence of Recipient Size On Outcome.” Abstract, 47th Annual Meeting Of The American Association For The Study Of Liver Diseases.

Wade, M.J., M.J. McNaughton, and N.W. Chang. 1995. “Incipient Speciation In The Flour Beetle, Tribolium confusum: Premating Isolation Between Natural Populations.” Heredity 75:453-459.