Laner Muchin, Ltd. - Chicago, IL
Labor Relations Lawyers in Chicago, IL
515 North State Street Suite 2800 Chicago, IL 60654
- 33 Super Lawyers®
- 2 Attorney Ratings
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29
Years
Experience
Chicago Labor Relations Law Firm
Updated: 03/02/2014
Areas of Practice
- Labor Relations
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Laner Muchin, Ltd.
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Hired Attorney Devlin J. Schoop 2017-2021THIS IL. licensed Lawyer, is NOT worth retaining-hiring for any type of Legal representation(s), since he is far too inept and utterly incompetent in handling complex cases, (such as Federal Case No. 17 C-9339, and 22 CH-2087), that deals with Federal Removed Cook County IL. Civil Case No. 01 D-14335, pursuant with Federal Removal Code 28 @ 1446(d), that nullified that State Court's attempted: "Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage" on May 20, 2003, which he,
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Consulted Attorney Lawrence Jay Weiner 1975-1999Harvard law school could be very proud of Lawrence Weiner. He sets up very high standard in law.
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515 North State Street
Suite 2800
Chicago, IL 60654
Phone Number: (312) 467-9800
Fax Number: (312) 467-9479
Website: http://www.lanermuchin.com
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