Martin J. Healy Jr., Attorney

Martin Healy, Jr. always pushes the limits for fair recovery for clients.  During calendar year 2009, he had three multi-million dollar jury verdicts.  Each was a record verdict, and resulted in a total of over $50 million.

Martin Healy, Jr. is an experienced and dedicated advocate for injured clients in a career that has included obtaining numerous multi-million dollar jury verdicts and settlements, some in the tens of millions of dollars.

As lead counsel, he has obtained 14 multi-million dollar jury verdicts that range from $3 million to $25 million and total over $150 million.  They involve a number of very different areas including products liability, interstate trucking, construction, medical malpractice, transportation and police procedure cases.

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
Loyola University Chicago School of Law	J.D.	Law School	N/A
University of Notre Dame	B.A.		n/a

State / Court	Date
Illinois	1968

• American Association for Justice
  Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
  Illinois State Bar Association
  Chicago Bar Association

• He is the immediate past Chair, Illinois Supreme Court Rules Committee appointed by the Supreme Court for a three year term.  He is a past member of the Supreme Court Committee on Pattern Jury Instructions and a former Commissioner of the Supreme Court Committee on Character and Fitness. He has finished his term as President of the Board of Governors, Loyola University School of Law.

• DUFFY v. TOGHER Incomplete Quadraplegic Swimming Pool Accident $8,100,000 CHRACA v. MILES Paraplegia Intersection Collision $25,093,335 SPERL, TALUC & SANDERS v. C.H. ROBINSON WORLDWIDE Two Deaths, One Serious Injury Interstate Trucking Accident $23,700,000 GODINEZ v. TOWN OF CICERO Wrongful Death $7,500.000.00 KAKIDAS MCDONALD & CHAKONAS v. DEAN FOODS Death of Three Teens Intersection Collision $20,200,000

• Intersectional Collisions Chapter Proving Fault in Auto Cases, Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, 2004 and six previous Editions
  Sunshine in Litigation Legislation:  Boon or Bane?  Illinois Bar Journal – Vol. 92, March 2004
  A Trial Lawyer’s Introduction to SUV Rollover Claims  Illinois Bar Journal, Vol. 89, December 2001
  Silent Killer on the Highway Trial ATLA, (Truck Underride) August, 2000
  The Scope of Discovery is Significantly Enlarged,  55 Illinois Bar Journal 530
  A Voyage of Discovery Trial Journal, ITLA, Spring, 1999

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