



1. Once you apply, a date will be set for you to speak with an IDES investigator.
Your former employer will also be contacted. The IDES investigator may ask to
speak with you twice to clarify issues that your employer brought up.
The IDES investigator makes a determination about your benefits. You will be
notified if you have been approved for unemployment benefits or denied.
2. If you are denied benefits you will be given an opportunity to APPEAL. The
Appeal to IDES is the most important part of getting unemployment benefits once
they are denied. We can assist you in getting your benefits by representing you at
this Appeal. We have a high success rate in winning IDES Appeals!!
Whatever you do, do not attend an IDES Telephone Appeal
without an attorney!!
Call to discuss the potential of your case 630-955-3735.
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BIG NEWS, WE NOW DO BOARD OF REVIEW APPEALS --- If you lose
your IDES Appeal, we may be able to help you by writing an
Appeal to the Board of Review. We also have a high success rate
in winning Board of Review Appeals.

LAW OFFICES OF DIANA
BRODMAN SUMMERS
Representing Illinois Employees &
Employers in employment disputes
Unemployment Benefits:
Law Offices of Diana Brodman Summers 3333 Warrenville Road Suite 200 Lisle, Illinois 60532
Call for a free case review -- 630-955-3735
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If you have been let go from your job, you may qualify for unemployment benefits
from the State of Illinois. The office of the Illinois Department of Employment
Security (IDES) distributes these benefits.
To qualify for these benefits you will need to meet certain requirements such as
length of employment, an employer subject to payroll taxes, being unemployed
through no fault of your own, and being able/available to look for work.
To determine if you qualify, apply for Unemployment Benefits online --
The information that you obtain at this site is not, nor it is intended to be legal advice or an indication of an attorney-client relationship with the members of this firm. Prior results cannot and do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome with respect to any future matter, including yours. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your individual situation.
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