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Adam Hearn

fishlawfirm

Chicago, IL

Contact Information

Phone
(312) 861-1800
Address
155 N Michigan Ave Suite 719, Chicago, IL 60601, USA, Chicago, IL 60601

Professional Details

Languages
English
Fee Structure
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Profile Summary (auto-generated)

Adam Hearn brings a fearless advocacy approach to employment disputes, never backing down when representing employees against their former employers. Based in Chicago, he combines legal expertise with genuine compassion, guiding clients through every step of complex employment cases while ensuring they feel supported throughout what can be an intimidating process. Hearn's dedication to thorough, responsive representation has earned him recognition for making stressful employment situations more manageable for the workers he defends.

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Practice Areas

Employment Law

Recent federal employment cases

⚖ public court dockets
cases on file2as defense counsel2years2013
  • Employee v. Cabela's Inc.
    District Court, N.D. Illinois · 2013defense counselCivil Rights: Employment
  • Employee v. Advocate North Side Health
    District Court, N.D. Illinois · 2013defense counselCivil Rights: Employment

Source: U.S. federal court dockets (PACER/RECAP via CourtListener).

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