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James Eccleston Awarded Spot in 2025 Illinois Super Lawyers List

Posted on January 21st, 2025 at 3:00 PM
James Eccleston Awarded Spot in 2025 Illinois Super Lawyers List

Attorney James Eccleston has been selected for the 2025 Illinois Super Lawyers List, an honor given exclusively to lawyers who exhibit excellence in their practice. Only 5% of attorneys in the state receive this distinction.

Being selected for the Super Lawyers list offers third-party validation of one's practice, expands referral networks, and impacts consumer decisions in the industry.

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I learned two important things working with Eccleston Law. First, I made a friend and ally with Jim and Steph for life. Secondly, and this is a crucial life lesson - if you need counsel, then seek out the very best. Jim was referred to me by a most trusted source. I've never had to hire an attorney for anything. Now, I know the value of hiring an important partner. Meticulous, thorough and detailed in preparation is the best way to describe Jim. Brilliant too, I might add. Bottom line, I would highly highly recommend Jim and Stephany for your legal needs. One of the best life decisions I've ever made.

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