With our Elmhurst contract attorneys you can trust that any legal contract you need advising on will be reviewed with care and expertise to ensure your rights are protected.
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Cook County Contract Attorneys
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Kevin O'Flaherty oversees all legal matters and is actively involved in making sure every client's case, big or small, is handled with excellence and attention to detail. He is available to contact through phone and email and his rates are available upon request.
In this article, our Cook County attorneys answer the question, “When is a Contract Unenforceable?” In doing so, we will discuss what it means for a contract to be unenforceable and explain eight situations in which a contract is unenforceable, including:
Cook County contract attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains unenforceable contracts and take a look at how a contract can be voided or how to get out of your contract.
In this article, our Cook County merger and acquisition attorneys explain the contract review process. When a client hires us to review a contract, our first priority is to ensure that the process is cost effective. We create a simple bullet point opinion letter to make the client aware of potential issues in the contract and then discuss it with the client. Then the client can make an informed decision as to which issues he or she would like to negotiate or redraft.
Cook County contract lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty sheds some light on the process of contract review
in this video Cook County contract attorneys discuss how two parties litigate in America, each side typically bears its own attorney fees, whether they win or lose. The prominent exception to this rule is when attorney fees are specifically provided for either in a statute particular to the subject matter of the litigation or a in contract between the parties.
Cook County contract lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty sheds some light on the process of contract review
