Michael Sadic | Chicago Business Lawyer

I was appointed as lead counsel to try a case involving federal regulations governing loan modification options for consumer debt. I was not the leading attorney before the start of the trial. I had less than a week to prepare and organize all documents, prepare witnesses, and to catch up on the matter up to that point. We prevailed after the trial.

The goal is to form long-lasting relationships with clients and to provide cost-efficient representation with full transparency.

The lawyer should be able to able to effectively communicate, explain legal issues in plain language, be responsive to client's needs, and provide quality cost-efficient service.

Being familiar with the venue and local attorneys and judges has little impact on outcome of any case.

I can help a prospective client categorize its matter, point out potential issues, and strengths and weaknesses its case may have, based on prior experience.

The information I inquire about in an initial conversation is based on what I call the five Ws: who, when, what, where, and why.

My firm's capability to understand and effectively communicate with a wide array of different clients, specifically, from south eastern Europe and south east Asia.

Solving another's persons problem who thinks that the problem they're facing must be the biggest problem at that time.

Studying foreign languages, playing sports, reading, and investing money.

Yes.

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