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Samuel A. Shiel is a distinguished attorney based in Chicago, Illinois, with over two decades of experience in navigating the complex legal landscapes of real estate, insurance, public finance, tax-exempt finance, and foreclosure. Practicing from the esteemed Old Republic National Title Insurance Company, Samuel is renowned for his strategic acumen and unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional legal counsel to his clients. His office, located at 20 S Clark St Ste 2900, serves as a hub of expertise, where clients benefit from his profound knowledge and insightful approach to resolving intricate legal matters. Samuel's extensive experience in real estate law encompasses a robust understanding of transactions, property rights, and title insurance, ensuring that his clients are well-protected and informed throughout the process. In the realm of insurance, his expertise aids clients in navigating policy intricacies and claims with clarity and precision. His proficiency in public finance and tax-exempt finance further distinguishes him, as he adeptly guides municipalities and non-profit organizations through the complexities of funding and regulatory requirements. Additionally, his expertise in foreclosure equips clients with the necessary tools and strategies to manage and resolve distressed property situations effectively. Known for his client-centered approach, Samuel is dedicated to fostering transparent communication and building lasting relationships with those he represents. His methodical and detail-oriented style ensures that each client receives personalized attention and tailor-made solutions that align with their unique objectives. Samuel A. Shiel's commitment to excellence and integrity has established him as a trusted advisor and advocate within the legal community, making him an invaluable asset to both his firm and his clients.
Foreclosure attorneys help homeowners facing the loss of their property explore options to save their homes or minimize financial damage. Common matters include loan modification, foreclosure defense, short sales, deed in lieu.