Amal Law Group

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Email: Email Business
BBB Rating: A+
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Neighborhoods: The Loop, Central Chicago
AKA: Amal Law Group LLC
Other Link: https://www.amallaw.com
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Phone: (708) 361-3600

Address: 225 W Washington St, Chicago, IL 60606

Website: https://www.amallaw.com

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Premarital Agreement
With a large Arab community located a short drive away, the Palos Heights firm has already begun seminars for Muslims on drafting prenuptial agreements and helping teens avoid traffic tickets. It’s an opportunity not only to teach Muslims about their rights but also to familiarize some with the laws that govern their country.

Criminal Defense
Much like the varied ethnicities of Amal’s partners, a variety of matters are handled by the firm, including criminal defense and business law. While they don’t exclusively cater to Muslims, the partners say their combined knowledge of American jurisprudence and Islamic law and culture has created a demand for their services in their growing Muslim community.
Traffic Violations
The firm also organizes seminars for Muslims on drafting prenuptial agreements and helps teens avoid traffic tickets.
Robbery
Misdemeanors
From Class X felonies to misdemeanors, the majority of offenses in Illinois now qualify for sealing or expunging, lifting the cloud that follows those arrested or convicted.
Murder
She recalled the graphic crime scene photos from a case in which she represented a man appealing his first-degree murder conviction.
Kidnapping

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes

Wrongful Termination
Wrongful termination occurs when an employee is fired in violation of the law, such as retaliation for engaging in a lawfully protected activity. An example of lawfully protected activity includes filing an internal complaint of experiencing discrimination.
Employment Discrimination
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act protects classes of individuals with certain specified characteristics from discrimination in the workplace. These characteristics include race, color, national origin, sex, and religion. Recently added to this through caselaw is sexual orientation and gender identify. Employers are prohibited from discriminating against these individuals with regard to term, condition, or privilege of employement.

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization
Student Visas
Congratulations! With ticket in hand and acceptance to study in the U.S., our experienced team is here to help you with the process of obtaining your student visa with peace of mind so that you can focus on your studies.

Disability Discrimination
Federal legislation, like the ADA, as well as state laws require accommodations at various levels including in the workplace, entities using government funding, and in public places.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
“If clients have the option to do it in a Shariah-compliant manner, they want it,” say Maryam Khan. Shariah combines legal principles derived from the Quran, the teachings of Muhammad and interpretations of those teachings by Islamic jurisprudential scholars. It’s perhaps most recognizable as a factor in financial transactions because Islam prohibits charging interest, but the Amal women apply Shariah more often in family law situations, like drafting estate planning documents recognized under Islamic and Illinois law.

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