Stipulation: An agreement between all parties to a hearing. For example, during a pretrial conference the parties might stipulate (or agree) to some or all of the facts, and therefore will not have to present evidence about those facts. Stipulations will either be made in writing before the hearing or may be stated on the record by the parties after the hearing begins.
Don't agree to any stipulation unless you have legal representation. Let the attorneys at Bradford Miller Law, P.C. appear on your behalf to get the matter settled in a timely manner at a very reasonable rate. We handle these types of cases on a daily basis and can work with the City of Chicago to get the building code violations dismissed and/or get you ample time to fix the violations without being fined over and over again. Contact our office as soon as possible if you have been cited by the City of Chicago. Bradford Miller Law, P.C. is one of the few firms that practice Building Code Violation Law.
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