Mr. Amoni has been practicing law since 1977, is a member of the Illinois State Bar and Federal Trial Bar. Mr. Amoni has a Top 100 Illinois Trial Attorneys rating (American Trial Attorneys Association). Mr. Amoni has been recognized as an Illinois Super Lawyer, and is an associate member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. He has served on the Civil Practice and Tort Law Committees of the Illinois State Bar and the Civil Practice Committee of the Kane County Bar Association. Mr. Amoni has attended Allerton Civil Practice Conferences and the Illinois Supreme Court "Future of the Courts of Illinois" Conference. He has been a frequent lecturer on various continuing legal education seminars involving torts and civil practice. Mr. Amoni has a BA from the University of Illinois, 1973; and a J.D. with honors from Chicago Kent College of Law, 1977.

If you have been injured, or you need a reliable, hardworking lawyer contact Flaherty Law, LLC. Attorney Dan Flaherty offers a confidential and free consultation so that you can meet with us to discuss your situation, ask questions, and get the answers you need to make an informed decision on your personal injury case. Call 815-577-7500 to schedule an appointment today. From our office in Plainfield, IL, we proudly serve Will, DuPage, Kane, and Kendall Counties.

Willard L. Hemsworth III is an exceptionally skilled and experienced personal injury attorney with a remarkable track record of success. For more than two decades, he has been dedicated to aiding victims of violent and traumatic accidents, earning him the esteemed reputation as one of Illinois' finest personal injury attorneys. Additional practice areas include: premises liability, automobile collisions, motorcycle injuries, bicycle injuries and more. Mr. Hemsworth obtained his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, where he achieved the distinction of being on the Dean's List. He furthered his education at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, earning his Juris Doctor degree. During his time there, he served on the editorial board of the Review of Intellectual Property Law and even published a comment in the same journal. While initially starting his career as a civil and commercial litigator, Mr. Hemsworth soon discovered his true calling in advocating for victims of violent and traumatic accidents. Since then, he has wholeheartedly devoted his practice to representing individuals injured due to the negligence or intentional acts of others. With an exceptional understanding of the law and a proven track record of achieving favorable outcomes, Mr. Hemsworth has successfully taken more than two dozen cases to jury trial, securing favorable verdicts in every single matter. Beyond his legal practice, Mr. Hemsworth is an esteemed member of various professional associations, including the DuPage County Bar Association, Will County Bar Association, Illinois State Bar Association, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, and the American Association for Justice. He is also a sought-after speaker at legal conferences and seminars, where he shares his expertise on personal injury law. If you have suffered injuries in a violent or traumatic accident, you deserve an attorney who will fight tirelessly for your rights and diligently pursue the compensation you are entitled to. Willard L. Hemsworth III is the advocate you need. He stands as a beacon of justice for victims of violent and traumatic accidents, and he will utilize every resource available to ensure the best possible outcome for your case. To schedule your free consultation with the Naperville, IL Personal Injury Attorney, please visit online or call 630-364-2188.

Since joining Schwartz Jambois in 1997, Craig Mannarino has consistently obtained significant jury verdicts and settlements for his clients in lawsuits involving medical malpractice, automobile negligence, pharmaceutical mass torts, and other catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. His record of success includes over $50 million in jury verdicts to date. He has obtained large jury verdicts for his clients in counties throughout the state of Illinois. Additionally, Craig has obtained a number of sizable settlements throughout his career. In 2015, Craig was one of a small group of lawyers leading the consolidated Cook County, Illinois pharmaceutical litigation involving the diabetes drug Actos® which resolved for $2.4 billion, one of the largest pharmaceutical settlements ever. To schedule a consultation with Attorney Mannarino, visit his website, or call 815-215-7561.

Amanda Brasfield is a highly experienced trial attorney with a focus on personal injury litigation. From medical malpractice to construction accident negligence, Amanda has obtained a number of multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts. Amanda has worked on dozens of complicated medical malpractice cases involving birth injuries, cerebral palsy, surgical mishaps, delayed diagnosis of cancer, and missed diagnosis of conditions such as heart attack, stroke, infection, sepsis, hemorrhage, meningitis, abdominal and thoracic aortic aneurysm (AAA and TAA), and shock. From depositions through trial, Amanda works tirelessly to uncover what proper medical practices were not followed and what steps could have been taken to prevent injuries and deaths related to medical care. In each of her medical malpractice cases, Amanda works with dedication and tenacity to achieve justice for those who have been harmed by the medical providers in which they placed their trust. To schedule a consultation with Attorney Brasfield, visit her website, or call 815-215-7561.

David W. Clark is the founder and owner of the Wheaton, Illinois, law firm. As a sole practitioner in the firm, Mr. Clark has extensive knowledge in the areas of personal injury, workers' compensation, and limited scope representation/pro se help. With more than 20 years of legal experience devoted to personal injury law and those who have been injured in the workplace, Mr. Clark is licensed to practice in all state and federal courts in Illinois, and is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. He is a volunteer with the Administer of Justice and works with their Legal Aid Clinic. He is a member of the Federal Trial Bar. He is also a board member of the DuPage County Lawyer Referral program. In 2012, David Clark was selected for the prestigious Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Service from the United States District Court, in conjunction with the Chicago Chapter of the Federal Bar Association David was nominated for this award by Judge E. Cox, who felt that his Pro Bono work on behalf of a client merited this award. This award will be presented in May at the Excellence in Pro Bono and Public Interest Service Award Ceremony by Chief Federal Judge James F. Holderman.

From 2014 to 2024, David served as a Circuit Judge in the 12th Judicial Circuit of Will County, Illinois. During this time, he presided over the felony/criminal division, which is the second largest in the state. In this role, he directed the administration of court activities, including Grand Jury sessions and managed a docket exceeding 8,000 cases monthly. Davod was responsible for overseeing courtroom proceedings from pretrial motions through to sentencing. He also led a committee that introduced technological advancements within the criminal justice system, including virtual court applications. His leadership was recognized by voters in the 2020 General Election, where he was re-elected with 73.41% of the vote. His practice areas includes criminal defense and personal injury. Before his time as a Circuit Judge, David served as an Associate Judge from 2013 to 2014, handling a diverse array of cases, ranging from family law to civil and criminal matters. Prior to his judicial roles, from 2005 to 2013, he co-founded Carlson, Zelazo & O'Dekirk, LLC, a law firm based in Joliet, Illinois. His practice at the firm covered a broad spectrum of litigation, including criminal, civil, and administrative cases in both State and Federal courts. During this period, David successfully tried numerous cases and represented the local transportation agency, PACE, in various legal matters. From 2001 to 2005, David worked as an Assistant State's Attorney in Will County, where he focused on prosecuting gang-related crimes within the Organized Crime Unit. His extensive caseload included narcotics, organized crime, and homicide cases. He also gained valuable experience in insurance defense and commercial litigation while practicing at Bullaro & Carton in Chicago from 2002 to 2003, handling cases involving transportation-related torts, asbestos/mesothelioma claims, and federal diversity jurisdiction. Earlier in his career, David served as a "711" Attorney in the City of Chicago's Department of Law from 2000 to 2001, where he prosecuted various municipal violations, including railroad code infractions. In 1998, he worked as an Administrator in the Illinois Comptroller's Office, leading community outreach efforts and overseeing the development of a database to monitor Cemetery and Funeral Home Trust Funds across the state. His career began in 1994 as a Probation Officer for the Cook County Circuit Court, where he specialized in Intensive Probation and Home Confinement, supervising convicted felons within the community.

Samantha Salvi became an associate attorney at Salvi, Salvi & Wifler, P.C. in August 2018, joining her father, Michael J. Salvi, and uncle, Peter J. Wifler. She concentrates on various personal injury cases, including product liability, premises liability, medical malpractice, and car accidents. Samantha earned her associate's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2012, and in 2014 she obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice/Pre-Law from the Florida Institute of Technology. In May 2018, Samantha received her Juris Doctor from Loyola University School of Law, where she was awarded a merit scholarship and consistently made the Dean's List. She also earned her Advocacy Certificate from Loyola. Throughout her time at Loyola, she worked at Loyola's Child Law Clinic and obtained her Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711 License as a Child Rep. This allowed her to represent abused and neglected children in Chicago, providing a voice for those who needed it most. Samantha's experience as a Child Rep equipped her with interdisciplinary knowledge and practical skills to effectively advocate for her clients. She passionately advocated for vulnerable children and families in court, both in litigation and policy matters. Samantha remains actively involved in advocating for vulnerable populations and volunteers as an attorney for the International Street Dog Foundation, a non-profit rescue organization. In this role, she focuses on influencing international governments to implement and enforce animal welfare laws, ensuring compliance with CDC regulations and the Animal Welfare Act, and facilitating the rehoming of international street dogs in the US. To schedule your free consultation with the Lake County, IL Personal Injury Attorney, please visit online or call 847-796-8448.