Chicago Liquor Law Attorney

Liquor laws differ from state to state. They can even vary within different areas of the same state. For example, just north of the city, Evanston was “dry” for over 100 years. The one thing that these laws in the country have in common is that they are designed to prohibit or regulate the sale, manufacture, and consumption of alcoholic beverages have in common across the ents while generating revenue through taxation. One of the ways that states accomplish control is by issuing liquor licenses. If an establishment does not comply with the state regulations set forth by law, the state will “pull” (revoke) their license. The state may also restrict who may receive a liquor license.

The primary purpose of these licenses is to control the hours during which liquor may be sold and who may consume the liquor. This gives the state extensive power over you and your right to make a living selling a legal product. That’s why you need the expertise of an experienced civil litigation attorney and the Law Offices of Mitch Furman.

Are you facing a liquor charge in Illinois? Call the Law Offices of Mitch Furman today at (312) 236-7078 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our Chicago litigation lawyer.