Evan G. Reed - Chicago, IL
Attorney at Vasilios Sarikas
Residential Foreclosure Defense Lawyers in Chicago, IL
4723 W. Belmont Ave. Chicago, IL 60641 - 4404
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Chicago Residential Foreclosure Defense Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Residential Foreclosure Defense
Reviews
Highlights
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0.7 Value
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0.7 Quality of Service
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0.5 Professional Competence
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Hired Attorney 2019Lost evidence, never put a thought into case, showed up empty handed and under prepared. Worthless!
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Hired Attorney 2019Messy lawyer. Does not get anything done. Drags his feet and only kisses judge’s asses. Went to another lawyer. My new attorney said Mr Reed clearly doesn’t know the law. Won my case with my new attorney and was losing when I had Mr Reed. Poorly dressed, looks ill...not who you want representing you in court
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Hired Attorney 2019Worst lawyer ever. Could barely understand him, weak. Hired a new attorney who said Mr. Reeds work was pathetic at best. Do not hire. Though he’s cheap, he’s a Waste of money. Poorly dressed and not who you want representing you.
Contact
4723 W. Belmont Ave.
Chicago, IL 60641 - 4404
Phone: 773-647-1519
Website: http://sarikaslawgroup.com/
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