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When you’ve had a run-in with law enforcement in Chicago, Illinois and find yourself facing criminal charges, you will want a smart, tough, and experienced Chicago criminal lawyer as your stalwart defender. To contact Mr. Weisberg immediately, call his cell phone 24/7 at 773.908.9811 or fill out the form below. Your initial consultation is free.

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