Chicago, IL
Car accident Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Personal Injury ... +4 more
Apples and oranges. Civil is for money damages. Criminal is for punishment. Civil you prosecute yourself. Criminal requires the government to...
It depends. If you sued an individual, they have to sign unless there is a valid power of attorney.
Sure do. Read the Illinois Eavesdropping law.
You have already asked this same question before and received great answers, including mine. This is NOT a workers' compensation case. It is a...
You are already too late to exercise your right to a change of judge for no cause. That is something each party gets to use one--simply file a...
This is listed under workers' compensation, which it is not. I am not an employment lawyer, but I sense you will receive knowledgeable responses...
You had a written agreement which you waived orally. The oral waiver might not be legitmate, in which case, arguably, the original agreement...
Perhaps there's a class action concerning this issue. Try googling to see if anyone is handling this.
First, get a lawyer. You may have a retaliatory discharge case as well as a workers' compensation case. Get medical treatment. Do not say...
I've answered your question previously. You can use the Avvo find a lawyer tab to locate someone to hand this. The issue is with limited...