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Paul Andrew Denham

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)

Paul Andrew Denham represents employees in complex wrongful termination and whistleblower cases, taking time to master the technical details that can make or break a claim. Based in Chicago, he's known for his responsive communication style and ability to prepare clients thoroughly for depositions while explaining legal processes without intimidation. His approach combines genuine advocacy for workers' rights with the patience to guide first-time legal clients through what can feel like an overwhelming process.

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Practice Areas

Employment Law

Recent federal employment cases

⚖ public court dockets
cases on file3years2012–2024
  • Employee v. Bloomington Normal Public Transit System
    District Court, C.D. Illinois · 2024Civil Rights: Employment
  • Employee v. Village of Skokie
    District Court, N.D. Illinois · 2020Civil Rights: Employment
  • Employee v. Columbia College Chicago
    District Court, N.D. Illinois · 2012Civil Rights: Employment

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

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