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Explore Illinois attorneys like Courtney Barth-Green, Courtney Berlin, Courtney Brady, Courtney C. Nottage, Courtney C. Schaeffer, Courtney Campbell, Courtney Douglass Tedrowe, and Courtney M. Ofosu. in cities like Chicago, Champaign, Chicago, Chicago and Chicago. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 60601, 60022, 60602.

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Courtney C. Nottage

Firm: Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP

222 N LaSalle 300 , Chicago , Illinois 60601

Practice Areas: Election Campaign & Political

Contact: (312) 704-3000

Courtney C. Schaeffer

Firm: Bell, Boyd and Lloyd LLP

70 West Madison Street 3100 6060 , Chicago , Illinois 60602 Zip code: 60602

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

Contact: 312-372-1121

Courtney L. Anderson

Firm: Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw LLP

71 S Wacker , Chicago , Illinois 60606 Zip code: 60606

Practice Areas: Civil

Contact: 312-701-7136

Courtney Kelledes

Firm: Rights and Restoration Law Group, LLC

1945 S Halsted St Ste 200 , Chicago , Illinois 60608 Zip code: 60608

Practice Areas: Expungement

I will fight for you to regain your rights and maintain your dignity after arrest. My work with you starts by listening to your goals and taking the time to explain your legal options. Together we will determine what legal remedies are available for your situation and can best position you so that the past does not close doors to your future.. I am an attorney for people that have been arrested in Illinois, some recently and some many years ago. I represent people that have old cases causing them issues, people with new pending charges, and those that are currently in prison. I’ve focused my entire legal career on working with people impacted by the criminal legal system, and have been representing clients with criminal records since 2011. Before co-founding my current social justice law firm, Rights and Restoration Law Group, I worked for community-based organizations and nonprofits.. Because I truly believe that someone’s prior record is not representative of who they are today, I represent clients regardless of the types of arrests and convictions on their background. This includes people who have faced the smallest misdemeanor charges or the most serious of violent felony offenses. There are five guiding principles to how I think about my work as an attorney advocate: #1. We have all made mistakes in our lives; #2. Change is possible; #3. The ongoing punishments - like loss of job opportunities, housing denials, and loss of constitutional rights - faced by people with arrests and convictions are fundamentally unfair; #4. There are people that end up in trouble merely because of the neighborhood in which they live or how they look; and #5. Every person and every case is unique even when things might look similar, which means every client deserves an individualized review and approach to their case.

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