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Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Chicago, IL
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E-mails are more prone to problems of authenticity and hearsay than traditional written documents. E-mails are also more prone to a kind of hearsay-within-hearsay problem: an "e-mail chain" attaches to...
See Full GuideIn Illinois, employers may not make adverse employment decisions based upon arrest records, sealed or expunged criminal histories, or arrests for which an individual has pleaded guilty to a crime, rece...
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See Full GuideConcerning items sold on eBay, yes, you will have to pay taxes on profits. However, you only pay taxes on your profits, not on all items sold. Another thing is that you can deduct expenses too. Regular...
See Full GuideDuty It has long been recognized that any attorney-client relationship encompasses the duty of the attorney to advise the client of progress in a case or controversy, and that duty is not altere...
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See Full GuideOne of the most routine questions in the intial consultation about your legal dispute is, how much will it cost? This is a good question. There is not a simple answer. This Legal Guide gives a plausibl...
See Full GuideMany Illinois criminal convictions come through confessions and statements made by the accused at the police station. Many convictions would never happen if the accused invoked his or her constitutiona...
See Full GuideOur Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees to all people the privilege to be free from compulsory self-incrimination. Since 1966, Miranda v. Arizona has served as the touchstone f...
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