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Chicago Business Litigation Law Firm
Overview
At Tomlinson Law Office, Michael Tomlinson is committed to providing each client with aggressive yet practical legal strategy and advice at affordable rates. Mr. Tomlinson understands that every client ultimately must meet its business goals and objectives and strives to provide legal advice that will allow each client to do just that. Mr. Tomlinson's approach is to fully understand each client's business so that he can provide only the most useful and effective litigation and other legal advice.
For nearly seven years, Michael P. Tomlinson has practiced law at a large national law firm. During that time, Mr. Tomlinson represented clients in all types of complex commercial litigation, including the following types of cases:
- Restrictive covenants (non-competition and non-solicitation)
- Trade secret misappropriation
- Labor and employment law
- Statutory fraud (e.g., the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act)
- Securities
- Securities enforcement actions
- Class action defense
- Uniform Commercial Code
- General contract and tort law
- Qui tam actionsWhite collar crime
Mr. Tomlinson also has experience in conducting internal investigations on behalf of both securities and health care clients.
About Tomlinson & Shapiro, P.C.
Practice Areas
- Business Litigation
People
Attorneys
- Carly S. Grant (Attorney)
- Rene Hertsberg (Attorney)
- Ama R. Lee (Associate)
- Michael S. Shapiro (Shareholder )
- Michael P. Tomlinson
- Katherine Vega
Office Information
Address
5440 N. Cumberland AvenueSuite 111 Chicago, IL 60656
Phone
Fax
- 866-625-7089
Websites
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Tomlinson & Shapiro, P.C. 10 S. LaSalle Street Suite 2920 Chicago, IL 60603 312-715-8770
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