Daniel J. Adler, a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and the University of Illinois College of Law. You will receive hands on, one-on-one legal advise and representation; The Adler Law Firm practice of a team approach, between you and the attorney and staff, insures that your needs are met and that the costs are reasonable. A strength of Mr. Adler is his ability to see the overall picture, and to do for you what you need.
The cost to you is considered in the decision making process, so that each step is cost efficient. Where we can estimate your costs for a matter, we will do our best to do so. When we cannot estimate your costs, we will prove to you our slogan: Strong Values - Proven Results. A trusted attorney successfully representing clients in Will County and Northern Illinois for decades.
Adler Law Firm, based in Joliet, Illinois, carries on a tradition of over 30 years (since 1979) by devoting it's time and effort to general practice with an emphasis in the representation of individuals, small businesses and institutional clients in general matters as well as representation in litigation.
The cost to you is considered in the decision making process, so that each step is cost efficient. Where we can estimate your costs for a matter, we will do our best to do so. When we cannot estimate your costs, we will prove to you our slogan: Strong Values - Proven Results. A trusted attorney successfully representing clients in Will County and Northern Illinois for decades.
Adler Law Firm, based in Joliet, Illinois, carries on a tradition of over 30 years (since 1979) by devoting it's time and effort to general practice with an emphasis in the representation of individuals, small businesses and institutional clients in general matters as well as representation in litigation.
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From a client's first visit to our office it is obvious to them that the Adler Law Firm team has grown up in the community, has roots in the community, and takes a personal interest in each and every client.
Our down-to-earth culture and client friendly approach is evident from a client's first phone call to their last meeting with their attorney concluding their matter.
All of the professionals in the firm have and take a stake in each and every client's matter.
We want to earn the right to be our clients trusted counselors and be called their friends.
Our down-to-earth culture and client friendly approach is evident from a client's first phone call to their last meeting with their attorney concluding their matter.
All of the professionals in the firm have and take a stake in each and every client's matter.
We want to earn the right to be our clients trusted counselors and be called their friends.
Daniel J. Adler (Dan) founded the Adler Law Firm in 1984 in Joliet, Illinois, after working for the Davis, Varsek & Dystrup law firm for six years.
With deep family and business roots in Joliet, Illinois, the firm has over the past 30 plus years demonstrated strong values and proven results.
The firm's success stems from its commitment to the rights and needs of individuals and small business owners.
Mr. Adler has many times represented a second generation, and sometimes a third generation, of clients.
With deep family and business roots in Joliet, Illinois, the firm has over the past 30 plus years demonstrated strong values and proven results.
The firm's success stems from its commitment to the rights and needs of individuals and small business owners.
Mr. Adler has many times represented a second generation, and sometimes a third generation, of clients.
Dan Adler has been practicing law continuously since 1979 and helping clients with their personal dealings and with their business and courtroom matters in Will, Cook, DuPage, Grundy, Kankakee, LaSalle, Lake and Kendall Counties and in the Federal Courts of the Northern District of Illinois.
Dan is well known for his strong values and proven results and how he helps clients find and implement practical solutions to their legal, business, and personal problems.
Dan is the father of five children.
Dan is well known for his strong values and proven results and how he helps clients find and implement practical solutions to their legal, business, and personal problems.
Dan is the father of five children.
Mary Koshko has been working in law firms since 1981 in Michigan, Missouri and Illinois as a legal assistant helping lawyers and their clients with their legal matters.
Mary joined the Adler Law Firm in 1998 as a legal assistant and also serves as the firm's office manager.
She assists in all phases in the management of client's matters and has extensive experience in many areas.
Mary handles the accounting and other office management matters.
The firm employs clerks to assist the staff.
Some are short term, some stay for years.
Mary joined the Adler Law Firm in 1998 as a legal assistant and also serves as the firm's office manager.
She assists in all phases in the management of client's matters and has extensive experience in many areas.
Mary handles the accounting and other office management matters.
The firm employs clerks to assist the staff.
Some are short term, some stay for years.
Don't bring in anything that might be construed to be a weapon, including any kind of a knife or blade.
Note: Any heavy metal, including belt buckles, will set off the alarm.
You then have to take them off.
While you are in the courthouse, remember that everything you do and say may be observed by a judge, a juror, or a security camera.
This is true not only in the courtroom, but also in the halls, in the elevator, and in the bathrooms.
If you do or say something that might create a bad impression of you in the mind of a judge, juror, prosecutor, bailiff, attorney, or court personnel, you could be hurting your case.
Note: Any heavy metal, including belt buckles, will set off the alarm.
You then have to take them off.
While you are in the courthouse, remember that everything you do and say may be observed by a judge, a juror, or a security camera.
This is true not only in the courtroom, but also in the halls, in the elevator, and in the bathrooms.
If you do or say something that might create a bad impression of you in the mind of a judge, juror, prosecutor, bailiff, attorney, or court personnel, you could be hurting your case.
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