Gerald Sullivan Attorney at Law

Practice Areas

Residential Real Estate Transactions - The buying and selling of residential real property is probably the biggest economic investment that most of us make in our lives. It is important that both buyers and sellers fully understand the legal implications of selling and buying a home. Gerald J. Sullivan is an experienced transactional real estate attorney who can help you through the process.

Personal Injury Litigation - If you suffer personal injuries as a result of a traffic accident, a slip and fall accident, or as a result of the intentional conduct of another, you are entitled to fair compensation for your injuries. In many instances, particularly with regard to traffic accident or slip and fall injuries, the potential defendant is insured over this type of loss.

Criminal Defense - If you are arrested and charged with the commission of a crime, your personal liberty may be at risk. If you are not indigent, you will be required to either represent yourself or obtain a private attorney. Illinois criminal law and criminal procedure are complex laws that govern the criminal justice process. Illinois laws are generally classified, in order of severity, as felonies, misdemeanors, or petty offenses.

DUI/DWI - The loss of life and costs associated with alcohol related traffic accidents is a nationwide problem. Illinois DUI law attempts to both educate the driving public and remove dangerous drivers from the roadways. If you are arrested and charged with DUI, it can have significant effects on your life.

Traffic Violations - Simple traffic tickets can have a negative impact on your life, and your pocketbook. Certain serious violations can result in the suspension of your driving privileges. Multiple convictions in a short period of time can result in a drastic increase in your automobile insurance premiums. An attorney may be able to discuss your case with the prosecutor and obtain a reduced charge or a more favorable disposition.

Secretary of State Reinstatement Hearings

Business Incorporation - Incorporating a business provides protection to the principals. The corporation, once established, is a distinct entity recognized by the law. It can sue and be sued. It has a FEIN Number for tax purposes, and most importantly for the small business person, it protect your personal property from risk of loss as a result of a corporate error, omission, or lawsuit.

Administrative Law ( Police and Fire Commission Hearings) -

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