Legal Articles, Defamation & Slander
Even if I am Guilty, Should I Still Plead Not Guilty?
The main belief of the criminal justice system is that you are innocent until you are proven, beyond a reasonable doubt, guilty. This means that you cannot be found guilty unless prosecution proves you are.
Most Common Construction Site Injuries
Working in construction is inherently dangerous. Here are the most common injuries that construction workers sustain.
Can a Burglar Sue You if He Gets Injured While Breaking Into Your House?
When burglary, personal injury, and negligence all come together, who prevails in a lawsuit?
Premises Liability: Slip and Falls
An overview of liability for general slip and fall accidents in Illinois
Premises Liability: Snow and Ice
A discussion regarding the determination of liability when a person slips and falls on snow or ice in Illinois.
Medical Malpractice Caps Decision Right Thing to Do, Pioneer Press
Medical Malpractice Caps Decision Right Thing to Do, Pioneer Press
Special Considerations in a Medical Negligence Case
Special Considerations in a Medical Negligence Case
Crash Reports: What Will the Jury Hear?
To litigate and try a compelling aviation case to a jury, trial lawyers are challenged to navigate through countless federal regulations, complex product-liability issues, and the operational conduct of the crew and command of the aircraft.
Is Giving the Middle Finger Illegal?
Driving etiquette: what are the legalities of flipping off or swearing at other drivers and police officers?
Cardiac Surgery Complications: When They Become Negligence
All surgery comes with a certain level of risk, and to protect himself from lawsuits, your surgeon will go over these risks in depth with you and have you sign an informed consent before proceeding. This is just one small part of the duty of care he is obligated to provide as your physician.