JANUARY 4, 2022. IVELJIC QUOTED IN ARTICLE ABOUT WHEN TO HIRE A LITIGATION ATTORNEY

Mag Mile Law Partner Mario Iveljic was recently quoted by DocPro about when to hire a litigation attorney and what questions to ask them before hiring them. The decision to hire an attorney is an important one that must be done after thoughtful consideration. It is also recommended to hire an attorney as soon as possible so they have ample time to work with you to investigate your claim, obtain necesssary evidence, and to file suit before the deadline to file passes.

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