Marshall N. Dickler, is a condominium and homeowner association attorney with over 50 years of experience. Based out of Arlington Heights, IL, Attorney Dickler has provided representation for different areas of condominium and home owners associations including litigation, real estate transactions, real estate tax disputes and challenges, zoning, collections, catastrophic injury and more. His understanding of these legal areas has garnered recognition locally and nationally. Since 1977, Attorney Dickler has been a member and teacher at the Community Associations Institute (CAI), where he has discussed many different topics dealing with condominiums, homeowners associations, corporations, real estate and more. At one point, he also held the title of director and president at the CAI-Illinois chapter, showing his experience for this area of law. To schedule your consultation, contact us at 847-593-5595.

Jim and Caroleann founded Coogan Gallagher in 2022 after working together at the Dwyer & Coogan firm. After these many years of experience, Jim understands that being injured does not make you a victim, but it can leave you feeling vulnerable, anxious, and uncertain about what to do next. Jim is an experienced trial lawyer who is dedicated to understanding the details of your losses and working to secure your peace of mind once again. It is what fuels his enthusiasm for the hard work it takes to see a case through to securing a jury’s verdict–the ultimate statement of truth in the civil justice system. Jim practices in Chicago and throughout the State of Illinois on behalf of his clients.

President and founder of an established Chicago personal injury law firm, having achieved numerous recoveries for his clients over a period of many years.

Joel (Joe) D. Moses is a founding partner of Kass & Moses Personal Injury Lawyers, a law firm dedicated to representing individuals injured in bicycle, motorcycle, and auto accidents. With over 34 years of experience in personal injury law, Joel has earned a reputation as a compassionate advocate and relentless legal strategist who consistently delivers exceptional results for his clients. Joe’s practice focuses on navigating the aftermath of serious injuries for his clients. As a three-time cancer survivor, Joel brings personal insight into the challenges of recovery. He understands the complexities of medical care—billing, records, doctor visits, rehabilitation, and everything in between. This unique perspective deepens his empathy for clients who are enduring their own difficult journeys, and he often serves as a guide, helping them navigate the path toward healing and justice. At the heart of his work is the firm’s mission: to allow clients to focus on healing while we pursue the best possible legal outcomes on their behalf. His dedication to his clients is rooted in his personal experiences and his unwavering commitment to making a meaningful difference in their lives. As both a skilled negotiator and an accomplished litigator, He has secured millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for his clients. His meticulous case preparation and ability to craft compelling arguments have earned him the respect of clients, colleagues, and opposing counsel alike. Whether negotiating a favorable settlement or fighting for justice in the courtroom, Joel’s unwavering commitment to his clients is evident in everything he does.

Adam J. Zayed and his firm Zayed Law Offices Personal Injury Attorneys. offer unparalleled legal representation to people injured or killed because of the fault of others. Mr. Zayed has built a reputation among his peers in the legal field by providing vigorous yet compassionate representation. Mr. Zayed is a trial lawyer with an emphasis on trucking negligence, car accidents, highway accidents, medical malpractice, premises liability, product liability, construction accidents, and business law.Adam Zayed is active an active member of numerous Bar Associations including the Chicago Bar Association, the DuPage County Bar Association, the Illinois State Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.Adam Zayed obtained his undergraduate degree from Loyola University Chicago with High Honors, and later went on to attain his Juris Doctorate from Notre Dame School of Law, consistently heralded by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top law schools in the nation.In addition to founding one of the fastest growing personal injury practices in the nation, Adam Zayed makes time to represent individuals on a pro bono basis.

Greg Olmstead has been practicing law for 27 years, beginning with personal injury insurance defense for approximately 3 years. For the past 23-plus years, his concentration has been in civil litigation with an emphasis on representing plaintiffs in injury cases. Greg’s previous experience on the “other side” of injury cases makes him an asset to the legal team at Deratany & Kosner.

There must be a better way. There must be a way to inform injured individuals of their legal rights, retain clients, and help lawyers communicate better with potential and existing clients. These were the concerns that became the focus for Jessica through her work at TorHoerman Law, a law firm she built with her husband, a personal injury attorney. Jessica is an Illinois lawyer, a CPA, and a mother of three. She spent years working as an international tax attorney at Deloitte before her career took a back seat to raising her kids. Her return to work, nearly 10 years ago, was intense. The timing of her return to work collided with an opportunity for the Hoerman family to start a personal injury law firm. Overnight, they had 30 employees depending upon the new law firm’s success. Jessica took on the role of marketing manager and immediately focused on client outreach – knowing full well that their law firm would fail if they couldn’t find clients to serve. Out of this hands-on work building a successful law firm, TruLaw was born. TruLaw developed a platform that gives injured individuals and their families immediate answers as to whether the law firm can assist them in personal injury and product liability cases. TruLaw has been very successful, but Jessica now recognizes a digital transformation taking place leaving in its wake a new kind of legal client – one that expects immediate and valuable information without reading through website information. Jessica believes that no platform is better positioned to make the transition to provide this information than TruLaw. TruLaw is currently building “TruBot” which promises to be a huge improvement over current legal outreach models in meeting these expectations and giving injured individuals improved access to justice.

Kathryn Ann Gallanis is a personal injury defense attorney located in Chicago, IL. Understanding that every case and every client is unique, Attorney Gallanis utilizes teamwork and communication to help her clients achieve legal success. In her previous role as an Assistant State’s Attorney in the Felony Trial Division of the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, Attorney Kathryn Ann Gallanis worked diligently to validate the arrest of any individual charged with a crime. Active in the legal community, Attorney Kathryn Ann Gallanis previously served as president of the Women's Bar Association of Illinois. For legal help, contact Attorney Gallanis at 312-683-1058.

Bradley Skafish has been practicing law, specifically in the realm of personal injury and civil litigation, since 2002. He is admitted to practice in Illinois (2002), the Northern District of Illinois (2002), Indiana (2004), the Northern District of Indiana (2004), the Southern District of Indiana (2004), the Southern District of Illinois (2012), and the Central District of Illinois (2014). Brad became a partner at Deutschman & Skafish in January 2019. He was admitted to the seventh circuit court of appeals in 2018. Brad is also a member of the Federal Trial Bar. Prior to joining Deutschman & Skafish, Brad operated the Law Offices of Bradley A. Skafish from 2003-2007, focusing primarily on personal injury litigation. Brad has tried more than 50 jury trials. He received his law degree (J.D.) as well as a B.S. in Marketing from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and remains an avid Indiana Hoosiers fan. Brad is married with two daughters, and devotes much of his free time to attending his girls’ activities, including gymnastics and dance. Brad is also the author of the Bad Cats children’s book series. Additionally, Brad sings, writes music, and plays guitar for local rock band, the Figbeats. Author: “Smut on the Small Screen: The Future of Cable-Based Adult Entertainment Following United States v. Playboy Entertainment Group,” 54 Federal Communications Law Journal 319, 2002.

Michael Marsh has been protecting the legal rights of injured and discriminated individuals in Chicago and its surrounding counties since 1993. Prior to joining Mayer & Marsh, he represented individuals who had been injured and discriminated against as a member of the law firms of Jeffrey M. Goldberg & Associates and Sarles & Ouimet. He is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice, formally the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. He specializes in personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, products liability, workmen's compensation and civil rights violation cases, and has obtained settlements and judgments on behalf of his clients totaling millions of dollars. Michael lives on the near Northwest side of Chicago with his wife and son, and takes great pride in representing the legal rights of individuals injured as a result of the negligence of another.