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															Questions" that we hear most often from current and
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															| Q1) | Do I
															need an Attorney? | 
														
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															| Q2) | How
															long do I have to decide? | 
														
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															| Q3) | Can I
															afford an Attorney? | 
														
															
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																| Q4) | How
																do I obtain legal help? | 
															
																
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																	| A1) | Do I need an
																	Attorney? 
 You should always consult an attorney regarding
																	legal matters. Your initial meeting with the attorney
																	will afford you the opportunity to discuss the facts
																	and merits of your claim, discuss the law, procedures
																	and fees. Find out what your attorney can reasonably do
																	for you. Most consultations are free. | 
																
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																	| A2) | How
																	long do I have to decide? The law requires you to settle your claim or start
																	court proceedings within certain specified time frames.
																	In many instances specific notice must be given within
																	a limited time frame. You should consult your attorney.
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																	| A3) | Can
																	I afford an Attorney? Yes
 We accept Personal Injury cases (such as car
																	accidents) and Workers' Compensation cases on a
																	contingent basis. That means we dont get paid until
																	you win your case. The initial consultation is free. In Social Security Disability and Supplemental
																	Security Income cases, we get paid when you win | 
																
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																	| A4) | How
																	do I obtain legal help? You do not have to face legal problems alone. We are
																	here to help you. Contact the legal professionals at
																	Karp and Ellis and let us start protecting your legal
																	rights and future today. Call (312)
																	726-9382 or (262) 691-2650
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																	Association | 
																
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																	Bar Association | 
																
																	|  | United States
																	Supreme Court | 
|  | Illinois Compiled Statutes | 
|  | Wisconsin Statutes | 
|  | Wisconsin Circuit Court Access Page | 
|  | Cook County Clerk of the Circuit Court | 
|  | Milwaukee County Clerk of Circuit Court | 
|  | Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission | 
|  | Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development | 
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