Chicago Attorney Wayne Rhine receives AEAE Top Rating 5 Stars

11/11/2017

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CHICAGO-(AEAE) Attorney Wayne Rhine was awarded the Americans for Enforcement of Attorney Ethics its top award. Mr. Rhine was named Attorney of the Year 2017 at a gala event last night.
Attorney Wayne Rhine served as a Cook County Judge for over 24 years. He has been in private practice for the last 7 years. He has practiced law for 50 years. There is no finer lawyer in Chicago.

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Victor

1/15/2018 02:20:05 pm

Is there a contact number or email for Mr. Rhine?

website link

10/21/2018 05:51:18 am

Very good written article. It will be supportive to anyone who utilizes it, including me. Keep doing what you are doing – can’r wait to read more posts.

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