I'm actually interested in being a personal injury litigator. I only want to work for a firm that takes on good cases and is very selective about taking work. I'm afraid of working for a litigation factory or any sort of firm that does not take high quality cases.
Is anyone particularly familiar with the PI firms in Chicago who could maybe list the top ten that are known to run a good, honest practice?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Reputable Personal Injury Firms in Chicago (for employment)
They all take "good cases" in the sense that no firm is going to withstand a case that may be a loser. So, what exactly do you mean? Big money cases? You want to join the firms that take on Big Tobacco and the like? Do some research. outside of that every plaintiffs firm will take on malpractice, slip and falls, the usual.
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