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Acquired: 2000
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801 Warrenville Road Suite 620, Lisle, IL, 60532
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Posted by Lisa Coffey | March 22, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Corey is a true professional. I was opposing counsel on a recent case. He I had the ability to advocate 110% for his client while being a true professional. His knowledge of the law is equally impressive.
Posted by anonymous | December 25, 2021 | Consulted Attorney
I consulted Corey and I expect to hire him. He knows his specialty well and he’s been very generous with time. I had a difficult project and he helped me understand how to proceed.
Posted by Michael | March 22, 2019 | Consulted Attorney
Corey provided us honest and candid advice and consultation. Told us what we needed to hear instead of what we wanted to hear. I would definitely turn to Corey again for my future legal needs.
Posted by Jason | November 4, 2018 | Consulted Attorney
Corey provided good direction and advice. I would use him as an attorney again to give guidance on legal issues.
Posted by Steve | July 31, 2018 | Consulted Attorney
Corey is extremely knowledgeable about real estate and contract law and answered all my questions in an easy to understand manner. If you’re looking for an honest, experienced attorney, I highly recommend Corey.
"Corey is highly knowledgeable in construction law, business law, and commercial litigation. I endorse this lawyer."
"Mr. Stern is an excellent advocate for his clients. I would not hesitate to recommend him to a client in need. He is also an asset to the Avvo Community, providing invaluable resources to those seeking help."
Family lawyer
2000 - Present
Partner, Chitkowski Law Offices
2006 - Present
Illinois Home Builders Association, HomeBuilders of Greater ChicagoMember
2004 - Present
Decalogue (Jewish) Society of LawyersMember
Member
The Court held that if a party sends demand to file suit, pursuant to Section 34 of the Mechanic Lien Act, 770 ILCS 60/1, to a lien claimant, then the party sending the Demand to File Suit has waived its right to arbitration.
2000
JD - Juris Doctor
1994
BS - Bachelor of Science
2015
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How to fight a fraudulent 1099k
29 Nov 2022
What happens if a contract was signed but the buyer thinks she has a differnt lot? She wants to cancel the contract. New Const
27 Sep 2021
Would I be able to fight an escrow shortage of $6,000?
11 Jun 2021
Mechanic Lien Information, Generally, for Private and Public Construction Projects
05 Dec 2015
Home Builder still liable for Implied Warranty of Habitability to Subsequent Purchaser
10 Aug 2015