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Firm Description :I am a highly trained attorney with well honed litigation skills, and a high degree of legal expertise, particularly in the areas of civil rights and employment law. I am a unique lawyer in that I have a genuine passion not only my client's legal rights, but also in their overall wellbeing. Whether you have suffered from unlawful treatment in the workplace; had your civil rights violated; or been wronged in some other way; I am an affordable professional attorney who cares. I WILL FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS! CALL FOR A FREE PHONE CONSULTATION NOW.
Office Location(s) :161 North Clark Street
Firm Practices in These States :Illinois
Number of Attorneys :Solo practioner
Practice Areas :Criminal Defense
Civil Rights / ADA If you feel you have been discriminated against because of a physical or mental disability whether it be in the workplace or at school, or are not being compensated for overtime, you may have legal rights pursuant to number of State and Federal laws. I have a vast amount of successful experience litigation experience in this area. Call me now for free phone consultation.
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Sexual Harassment I am an attorney concentrating in employment law, civil rights, with significant sexual harassment/discrimination experience. I am a unique litigator, and I truly empathise with the distress you suffer from the intolerable position you are in. That is why if I take on your case I will dedicate as much time and effort into it regardless of fees, and I understand that tenacity and work are key to winning! I can promise that, as my client, you will be treated as the most important part of any legal
Employment and Labor I am an attorney concentrating in employee rights, civil rights, and general civil litigation. I am unique from most lawyers, and I truly understand the problems you suffer as a result of a violation of your rights. If I take up your cause I will dedicate as much time and effort to it regardless of financial gain, and I know that the key to winning in court is tenacity and work! Because I know that my client is the most important part of any legal matter, every one of my clients can expect the
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Attorney Profile
About the Attorney :Ryan Scott Nalley is a former private investigator, who is now an attorney at law concentrating in the areas of civil rights, labor and employee rights, fair housing, and general civil litigation. Mr. Nalley has significant experience successfully litigating cases in both in Chicago and its several surrounding counties. He has successfully litigated or otherwise handled both state and federal causes of actions including, but not limited to, The Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, the Fair Housing Act, the Illinois Minimum Wage Law, the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act, the American’s with Disabilities Act, the Illinois Human Rights Act, and the Illinois Forcible Entry and Detainer Act, as well as other common law actions and contract disputes. In addition to being a skilled litigator, he is also an effective negotiator, and has been successful in mediation as well as in the courtroom.
Name of University Attended :Loyola University Chicago
Name of Law School Attended :The John Marshall Law School
Other Degrees :B.A. of Philosophy, and Certified Fraud Examiner
Admitted to Practice Law in the Following Courts :The Illinois Supreme Court, and The United States District Court of the Northern District of Illinois
Admitted to Practice Law in :Illinois
Professional Association Memberships :The Chicago Bar Association, The Illinois State Bar Association, The American Bar Association.
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Personal Achievements
Civic Associations :The Human Rights Committee of the Chicago Bar Association. The Chicago Bar Young Lawyers Division Committee on Employment and Labor Law.
Pro Bono Work :Worked on a volunteer basis at the Cabrini Green Legal Clinic, The Cook County Public Defender’s Office, and The John Marshall Law School Fair Housing Clinic. He has successfully defended clients in forcible entry and detainer actions, and also cases based on unlawful discrimination based on race, religion, and familial status.
Community Service :Often takes on hardship cases for little or no fees, when time and recources permit, and offers generally advice to those who do not necessarilly need a lawyer, but merely need an educated opinion in order to fix a problem.
Government Service :Worked in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Housing in enforcing the rights of victims of unlawful housing discrimination.
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Verified Credentials
Credential Description Verified Date Verified
Licensed as Attorney in:
9/29/09
Law School:
9/29/09
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Verdicts & Settlements
After trial of racial discrimination case in concert with attorneys from the U.S. Department of Housing, he secured a $74,000.00 damages against a defendant that refused to rent an apartment to his client because she was an African American.
In a sexual discrimination case in which a Client was in immenent danger of being wrongfully terminated from her job; and thus her greatly needed medical benefits; not only was the Client saved from being fired from her job and having her medical cut off instnatly; she was given an extra 12 weeks of Family Medical Leave with full insurance coverage, plus $23,000.00 from her employer for her troubles.
After a family of six had been ordered to be evicted from their home, he took on the case and successfully moved the court to vacate the the eviction, thereby saving the family from being evicted from their home. He later represented the family in suing the landlord for discrimination based on religion and familial status in the Illinois Department of Human Rights.
Has won numerous wage and hour cases under various state and federal statutes.
In a case based on the Illinois Minimum Wage Law case in Dupage county, after having one judge substituted, and then loosing a motion to vacate to a favorable judgment before a second judge, he successfully appealed to the Second District Court of Illinois. The appellate court reversed the trial court’s decision holding the the lower court had abused its discretion. On remand, he moved to disqualify the defendant's attorney, and moved for sanctions. In response to the latter motions, the defendants and their attorney, voluntarily withdrew their appearance from the case.
Successfully petitioned the Illinois Joint Committee on Administrative Rules to set standards governing the Department the Illinois Department of Labor's discretion in denying employee petitions to intervene in Minimum Wage Law investigations. The change made it madatory for the Illinois Department of Labor give notice to employees of their right to petition to intervene in instances where the employee had additional evidence or could otherwise show that the Department's findings were erroneous.
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