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About Jim Parr
Jim Parr is an Associate Attorney at TORKLAW in Chicago. Originally from Michigan, he spent his early life in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and has lived in Chicago since 2012. Since becoming an attorney in 2014, he has dedicated his practice to personal injury and consumer protection law, fighting in state and federal court for clients harmed by negligence and unfair business practices.
Practice areas
Education
University of Illinois School of Law
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Concordia University Wisconsin
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Illinois
State Bar of Wisconsin
State Bar of Michigan
State Bar of Indiana
State Bar of Missouri
State Bar of Tennessee
State Bar of Colorado
State Bar of Nebraska
State Bar of Oklahoma
State Bar of Texas
State Bar of New York
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