Frequently Asked Questions
Working With the Firm
Working With the Firm
How do I book a consultation, is it free, and how long does it last?
The initial consultation is free and lasts 15 minutes. Use the Book a Free Consultation button on our website to select an available appointment.
What kinds of matters does the firm handle?
The firm's practice areas include real estate litigation, real estate transactions, commercial and contract litigation, administrative law, and probate. If you are unsure whether your matter fits, send an inquiry with a brief description.
Where is the office, and who does the firm serve?
The office is located at 35 East Wacker Drive, Suite 650, Chicago, Illinois 60601. The firm serves clients throughout the state of Illinois. Keil M. Larson is licensed to practice law in Illinois.
How are legal fees, billing and retainers handled?
Your initial 15-minute consultation is free. Fees for further legal services depend on the work involved. The scope of representation and applicable fees should be discussed before you decide whether to proceed.
What should I prepare for my consultation?
Be ready to give a brief overview of your concern, your main questions, and any important dates or upcoming deadlines. Ask which documents would be useful before sending materials. Please do not submit confidential information through the website inquiry form.
Does booking a consultation or contacting the office make me a client?
Contacting the office, submitting an inquiry or booking a consultation does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Please wait until representation has been confirmed before sending confidential information or relying on the firm to act on a deadline.
What happens after the initial consultation?
If you and the firm decide to move forward, the next step is to confirm the scope of the work, fees and the arrangements for representation. You will also receive guidance on any information or documents needed to get started.
How long might my matter take?
Timing depends on the type of matter, its complexity, the documents involved and, where applicable, court schedules or other parties. The consultation is an opportunity to discuss your priorities and any known deadlines. A specific completion date cannot be promised in advance.
When should I expect a response after contacting the office?
Please allow 24–48 hours for a response after contacting the office.