NATIONAL BUSINESS INSTITUTE WEBCAST FEATURING DAN SHAPIRO LAW TO AIR ON DEC. 17.

Shapiro Associates • Dec 07, 2015

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NATIONAL BUSINESS INSTITUTE WEBCAST FEATURING DAN SHAPIRO LAW TO AIR ON DEC. 17.

Dan Shapiro and Justin Silva will be serving as faculty members in the National Business Institute’s “Land Use and Zoning Bootcamp” webcast.  During the seminar, Mr. Shapiro and Mr. Silva will explore topics such as: navigation of the approval process, dealing with special zoning issues, and ethics in zoning and land use law.

Mr. Shapiro practices in the areas of land use and zoning, municipal law, and civil litigation.  He is part of the American Bar Association, as well as the Illinois State and Chicago Bar Associations.  In addition, he is a Trustee of the Village of Deerfield.

Mr. Silva joined Dan Shapiro Law in September of 2015.

He practices in civil litigation, along with real estate, land use, zoning and municipal law.  He is a member of the Illinois State and Chicago Bar Associations.  As a law student in the Chicago-Kent College of Law, Mr. Silva was awarded the CALI Award in Land Use & Zoning, which is given to the highest scoring student in each law school class.

To learn more about Dan Shapiro, Justin Silva and Dan Shapiro Law , please call: 312-763-9640.

To learn more about the “Land Use and Zoning Bootcamp” and the National Business Institute, please visit the “Land Use and Zoning Bootcamp” page.

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