Plain-language articles on the legal questions that come up most often in this firm's practice. These are not substitutes for legal advice in a specific case, but they should give a clearer picture of how the law actually works.
Personal injury cases take months or years to resolve, but bills do not wait. Health insurance, workers' comp, disability, and pre-settlement funding all play different roles. Here is how to think about each.
Read ArticleSection 1983 is one of the most powerful tools in federal court for holding government actors accountable. Here is how these claims actually work in practice, from filing through trial.
Read ArticleExoneration is rarely a single moment. It is a process with multiple legal stages, and the path forward depends on what kind of evidence surfaced and when.
Read ArticleThe hours and days after a commercial truck crash are where most cases are won or lost. Here are the patterns that come up over and over again.
Read ArticleLong-term disability denials follow a rigid federal process. The administrative appeal is often the last real chance to build the record. Here is what to know.
Read ArticleCriminal appeals are governed by strict deadlines and even stricter rules of preservation. Here is how to think about timing and what gets reviewed.
Read ArticleEvery case begins with a private conversation. Reach out to the firm to share what happened and find out what options may be available under Illinois and federal law.
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