Lisa Noller

Ms. Noller has been an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Chicago since 2000 and is presently a Deputy Chief in the General Crimes Section. In the U.S. Attorney's Office she has prosecuted numerous federal criminal cases involving political corruption, money laundering, fraud, narcotics, terrorism financing, racketeering, and embezzlement. She also worked for three years in the Civil Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office, where she represented the United States in a variety of cases, including tort and employment discrimination cases, as well as affirmative civil enforcement actions and health care fraud cases. Ms. Noller has successfully tried more than twenty-five cases to verdict in federal court and successfully litigated numerous appeals before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. From 1995 through 2000, Ms. Noller was a litigation associate at Katten Muchin Rosenman in Chicago, where she handled complex civil litigation matters including civil racketeering, securities fraud and insurance fraud.  

Ms. Noller has taught trial advocacy at DePaul University since 2005, and has lectured numerous times on a variety of subjects to attorneys and law enforcement agents throughout the country. She also coordinated the U.S. Attorney's Office's intern program. Ms. Noller graduated from the University of Chicago Law School in 1995, where she was an Articles Editor of the Roundtable, a Law Student Association representative, co-chair of Neighbors and a recipient of the Ann Watson Barber Award. She received her BA in political science and international studies, cum laude, from Boston College in 1992. Ms. Noller is a 2008 Leadership Greater Chicago Fellow. In 2007, she finished her proudest accomplishment - qualifying for and then running the Boston Marathon.