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List of Forms by Chapter - Part I — Pleadings
- Chapter 1 — Pleadings
- Part II — Intentional Torts
- Chapter 2 — Assault and Battery
- I. [2.1] Cause of Action
- II. [2.2] What Law Controls
- III. [2.3] Elements
- IV. [2.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [2.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [2.6] Parties
- VII. [2.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [2.8] Checklist for Complaint
- IX. [2.9] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- X. [2.10] Related Actions
- XI. [2.11] Sample Form
- Chapter 3 — Defamation
- I. [3.1] Cause of Action
- II. [3.2] What Law Controls
- III. [3.3] Elements
- IV. [3.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [3.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [3.6] Parties
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VII. Special Considerations - VIII. [3.10] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [3.11] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [3.12] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [3.13] Related Actions
- XII. [3.14] Sample Form
- Chapter 4 — Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
- I. [4.1] Cause of Action
- II. [4.2] What Law Controls
- III. [4.3] Elements
- IV. [4.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [4.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [4.6] Parties
- VII. [4.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [4.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [4.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [4.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [4.11] Related Actions
- XII. [4.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 5 — Medical Battery
- I. [5.1] Cause of Action
- II. [5.2] What Law Controls
- III. [5.3] Elements
- IV. [5.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [5.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [5.6] Parties
- VII. [5.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [5.8] Checklist for Complaint
- IX. [5.9] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- X. [5.10] Related Actions
- XI. [5.11] Sample Form
- Part III — Personal Injury
- Chapter 6 — Aviation
- I. [6.1] Causes of Action
- II. [6.2] What Law Controls
- III. [6.3] Elements
- IV. [6.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [6.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [6.6] Parties
- VII. Special Considerations
- VIII. [6.11] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [6.12] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [6.13] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [6.14] Sample Form
- Chapter 7 — Civil Conspiracy
- I. [7.1] Cause of Action
- II. [7.2] What Law Controls
- III. [7.3] Elements
- IV. [7.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [7.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [7.6] Parties
- VII. [7.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [7.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [7.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [7.10] Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [7.11] Related Actions
- XII. [7.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 8 — Construction
- I. [8.1] Causes of Action
- II. What Law Controls
- III. Elements
- IV. Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. Statute of Limitations
- VI. [8.17] Parties
- VII. [8.18] Special Considerations
- VIII. [8.19] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [8.20] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [8.21] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [8.22] Sample Form
- Chapter 9 — Dog Bite
- I. [9.1] Cause of Action
- II. [9.2] What Law Controls
- III. [9.3] Elements
- IV. [9.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [9.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [9.6] Parties
- VII. [9.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [9.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [9.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [9.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [9.11] Sample Form
- Chapter 10 — Dramshop
- I. [10.1] Cause of Action
- II. [10.2] What Law Controls
- III. [10.3] Elements
- IV. [10.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [10.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [10.6] Parties
- VII. [10.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [10.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [10.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [10.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [10.11] Related Actions
- XII. [10.12] Sample Forms
- Chapter 11 — Loss of Consortium
- I. [11.1] Cause of Action
- II. [11.2] What Law Controls
- III. [11.3] Elements
- IV. [11.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [11.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [11.6] Parties
- VII. [11.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [11.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [11.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [11.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [11.11] Related Actions
- XII. [11.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 12 — Motor Vehicle Actions: Automobiles and Heavy Trucks
- I. [12.1] Cause of Action
- II. [12.2] What Law Controls
- III. [12.3] Elements
- IV. [12.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [12.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [12.6] Parties
- VII. [12.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [12.8] Checklist for Complaint
- IX. [12.9] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- X. [12.10] Related Actions
- XI. [12.11] Sample Form
- Chapter 13 — Motor Vehicle Actions: Railroad
- I. [13.1] Cause of Action
- II. [13.2] What Law Controls
- III. [13.3] Elements
- IV. [13.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [13.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [13.6] Parties
- VII. [13.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [13.11] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [13.12] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [13.13] Sample Form
- Chapter 14 — Negligence: General
- I. [14.1] Cause of Action
- II. [14.2] What Law Controls
- III. [14.3] Elements
- IV. [14.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [14.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [14.6] Parties
- VII. [14.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [14.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [14.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [14.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Causes of Action
- XI. [14.11] Related Actions
- XII. [14.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 15 — Negligence: Professional — Medical Malpractice
- I. [15.1] Cause of Action
- II. [15.2] What Law Controls
- III. [15.3] Elements
- IV. [15.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [15.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [15.6] Parties
- VII. [15.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [15.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [15.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [15.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [15.11] Related Actions
- XII. Sample Forms
- Chapter 16 — Negligence: Professional — Legal Malpractice
- I. [16.1] Cause of Action
- II. [16.2] What Law Controls
- III. [16.3] Elements
- IV. [16.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [16.5] Statutes of Limitations and Repose; Accrual
- VI. [16.6] Parties
- VII. [16.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [16.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [16.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [16.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [16.11] Sample Form
- Chapter 17 — Negligence: Professional — Accountant Malpractice
- I. [17.1] Cause of Action
- II. [17.2] What Law Controls
- III. [17.3] Elements
- IV. [17.7] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [17.8] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [17.9] Parties
- VII. [17.10] Special Considerations
- VIII. [17.11] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [17.12] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [17.13] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [17.14] Related Actions
- XII. [17.15] Sample Form
- Chapter 18 — Negligence: Professional — Real Estate Malpractice
- I. [18.1] Cause of Action
- II. [18.2] What Law Controls
- III. [18.3] Elements
- IV. [18.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [18.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [18.6] Parties
- VII. [18.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [18.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [18.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [18.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [18.11] Related Actions
- XII. [18.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 19 — Negligence: Professional — Appraiser Malpractice
- I. [19.1] Cause of Action
- II. [19.2] What Law Controls
- III. [19.3] Elements
- IV. [19.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [19.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [19.6] Parties
- VII. [19.7] Remedies — Special Issues
- VIII. [19.8] Checklist for Complaint
- IX. [19.9] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- X. [19.10] Sample Form
- Chapter 20 — Premises Liability: Against Landowner/Homeowner
- I. [20.1] Cause of Action
- II. [20.2] What Law Controls
- III. [20.3] Elements
- IV. [20.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [20.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [20.6] Parties
- VII. [20.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [20.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [20.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [20.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [20.11] Related Actions
- XII. [20.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 21 — Premises Liability: Against Business Owner
- I. [21.1] Cause of Action
- II. [21.4] What Law Controls
- III. [21.5] Elements
- IV. [21.6] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [21.7] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [21.8] Parties
- VII. [21.9] Special Considerations
- VIII. [21.10] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [21.11] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [21.12] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [21.13] Related Actions
- XII. [21.14] Sample Form
- Chapter 22 — Premises Liability: Against Landlord
- I. [22.1] Cause of Action
- II. [22.2] What Law Controls
- III. [22.3] Elements
- IV. [22.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [22.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [22.6] Parties
- VII. [22.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [22.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [22.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [22.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [22.11] Related Actions
- XII. [22.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 23 — Strict Products Liability
- I. [23.1] Cause of Action
- II. [23.2] What Law Controls
- III. [23.3] Elements of the Cause of Action
- IV. [23.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [23.5] Statutes of Repose and Limitations
- VI. [23.6] Parties
- VII. [23.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [23.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [23.9] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- X. [23.10] Related Actions
- XI. [23.11] Sample Complaint
- Chapter 24 — Railroad — FELA, Safety Appliance Act, Locomotive Inspection Act, Etc.
- I. [24.1] Cause of Action
- II. [24.2] What Law Controls
- III. [24.3] Elements
- IV. [24.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [24.5] Causation
- VI. [24.6] Statute of Limitations
- VII. [24.7] Parties
- VIII. [24.8] Special Considerations
- IX. [24.9] Remedies — Special Issues
- X. [24.10] Checklist for Complaint
- XI. [24.11] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XII. [24.12] Related Actions
- XIII. Sample Forms
- Chapter 25 — Electrical Injuries
- Chapter 26 — Spoliation of Evidence
- I. [26.1] Cause of Action
- II. [26.2] What Law Controls
- III. [26.3] Elements
- IV. [26.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [26.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [26.6] Parties
- VII. [26.7] Remedies — Special Issues — Sanctions
- VIII. [26.8] Special Considerations — Electronically Stored Information
- IX. [26.9] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- X. [26.10] Related Actions
- [26.11] Certificate of Merit in Spoliation Cases Arising from Medical Negligence
- [26.12] Duty of Employer To Preserve Evidence in Spoliation Cases Arising from Workers’ Compensation Claim
- [26.13] Spoliation and Purely Economic (Nonpersonal Injury) Losses
- [26.14] Insurance Coverage for Spoliation Claims
- XI. Sample Forms
- Chapter 27 — Nursing Home Care
- I. [27.1] Cause of Action
- II. [27.2] What Law Controls
- III. [27.3] Elements
- IV. [27.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [27.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [27.6] Parties
- VII. [27.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [27.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [27.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [27.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [27.11] Related Actions
- XII. [27.12] Sample Form
- Chapter 28 — Damages to Personal Property
- Chapter 29 — Child Sexual Abuse
- Part IV — Federal Claims
- Chapter 30 — Federal Actions in Illinois State Courts
- Chapter 31 — The Federal Tort Claims Act
- I. [31.1] Cause of Action
- II. [31.2] What Law Controls
- III. [31.3] Elements
- IV. [31.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [31.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. [31.6] Parties
- VII. [31.7] Special Considerations
- VIII. [31.8] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [31.9] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [31.10] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [31.11] Sample Form
- Part V — Injunctions
- Chapter 32 — Injunctions
- Amelia S. Buragas
Amelia S. Buragas
Amelia S. Buragas is an associate at Kelly Law Offices, P.C., in Bloomington, where she focuses on plaintiffs’ personal injury law. She is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association and Editor-in-Chief of the Illinois Bar Journal (2018), the McLean County Bar Association’s Young Lawyer of the Year (2017), and a member of the Appellate Lawyers Association. Ms. Buragas received a B.A. from the University of Illinois, an M.A. from the University of Wisconsin, and a J.D. magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, from the University of Wisconsin School of Law.
- Bret P. Coale
Bret P. Coale
Bret P. Coale is a Partner at Hughes Tenney Postlewait Coale, LLC, in Decatur. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of medical malpractice defense and general practice. He is a Past President of the Decatur Bar Association. Mr. Coale received both of his bachelor’s degrees from University of Illinois and his J.D. from Rutgers School of Law — Camden.
- David N. Damick
David N. Damick
David N. Damick is the Principal Attorney at the Law Offices of David N. Damick in St. Louis. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of professional negligence, toxic tort, wrongful death, birth injury, FELA, and FTCA. He is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys. Mr. Damick received his B.A. from Washington University in St. Louis and his J.D. cum laude from St. Louis University School of Law.
- Michael K. Demetrio
Michael K. Demetrio
Michael K. Demetrio is a Partner at Corboy & Demetrio in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of aviation litigation, construction negligence, personal injury and wrongful death, premises liability, products liability, railroad negligence and FELA, truck accidents, and vehicular negligence. He was elected to the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, served as President of the Chicago Bar Association, and was appointed Lead Counsel for Multi-District Federal Litigation Aviation Disaster Cases. Mr. Demetrio received his B.B.A. from the University of Notre Dame and his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law.
- Robert R. Duncan
Robert R. Duncan
Robert R. Duncan is the Founder and Managing Partner of Duncan Law Group, LLC, in Chicago. His practice focuses litigating cases in the area of medical malpractice defense. He has been recognized in Super Lawyers (Rising Stars) from 2010 to present, has been recognized in Super Lawyers Top 100 (2016, 2018), and has served on the Dean’s Advisory Board for the University of Illinois College of Law. Mr. Duncan received his B.A. from the University of Illinois and his J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law.
- Ehsan Eftekhari
Ehsan Eftekhari
Ehsan Eftekhari is the Founder and Principal of Eftekhari Law Offices, LLC, in Evanston, where he concentrates his practice in personal injury, workers’ compensation, and medical malpractice. He is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers (amicus curiae and medical negligence committees) and American Bar Associations. He has also been listed as a Super Lawyer (2019). He earned a certificate in applied physiology from Chicago Medical School, his B.S. from Loyola University where he received a research award in pharmacology, and his J.D. from the Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology.
- James J. Gay
James J. Gay
James J. Gay is the owner of James J. Gay Law, LLC, in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of personal injury and workers’ compensation. He has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star (2015 – 2019) and Leading Lawyers Emerging Lawyers (2015 – 2018) and is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Gay received his B.A. from the University of Missouri and his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
- Geoffrey L. Gifford
Geoffrey L. Gifford
Geoffrey L. Gifford is a Partner and Founder of Pavalon & Gifford in Chicago. His practice is focused on medical negligence, products liability, and general negligence cases. He is Past President of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association; a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and of the International Society of Barristers; a Life Fellow of the American Bar Foundation; and a member of the Missouri, Michigan, and Illinois Bar Associations as well as the Federal Trial Bar. He is a former member of the IICLE Board of Directors and is listed in THE BEST LAWYERS IN AMERICA. He also served as an Adjunct Professor at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. Mr. Gifford received his B.A. from the University of Missouri and his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School.
- Hon. Richard P. Goldenhersh
Hon. Richard P. Goldenhersh
Hon. Richard P. Goldenhersh is an Appellate Judge in the Illinois Appellate Court Fifth District, in Belleville, where he has served since 1988. Prior to his service on the appellate court, Judge Goldenhersh was a Circuit Judge of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit. He is a member of the St. Clair County and Illinois State Bar Associations and former President of the Illinois Judges Association. Judge Goldenhersh is a member of the Supreme Court Committee on Complex Litigation, the ISBA Section Council on Civil Practice and Procedure, and former Chairperson of the Associate Judge Coordinating Committee. He received his A.B. from Washington University and his J.D. from Washington University School of Law.
- David R. Gray, Jr.
David R. Gray, Jr.
David R. Gray, Jr., is the owner of The Law Offices of David R. Gray, Jr., Ltd., in Chicago, where he concentrates in state and local taxation and civil litigation and appeals. He is the General Counsel to Wheeler Financial, Inc., has been a frequent lecturer for the Chicago Bar Association on tax sales and deeds, and has been an expert witness in tax sale matters. Mr. Gray is a former Chair of the Chicago Bar Association Real Estate Taxation Committee. He is a member of the Chicago and Illinois State Bar Associations and the American Land Title Association. Mr. Gray received his B.A. from the College of Charleston and his J.D. from Valparaiso University School of Law.
- Mark Hellner
Mark Hellner
Mark Hellner is the Executive Director Emeritus for the Center for Disability & Elder Law in Chicago. Mr. Hellner is a former Chair of the Illinois State Bar Association Civil Practice Section Council, Judicial Evaluation Committee, and Supreme Court Rules Committee. He was also a recipient of the ISBA Governors Award and served three terms of the ISBA Assembly. Mr. Hellner received his B.S. from Illinois State University where he was an Honors Graduate and later received the University’s Distinguished Alumni Award from the Department of English. He received his J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law and was later an adjunct faculty member at the University.
- Charles C. Hughes
Charles C. Hughes
Charles C. Hughes is a Partner at Hughes Tenney Postlewait Coale, LLC, in Decatur. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of medical malpractice defense. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and a member of both the Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel and the International Association of Defense Counsel. Mr. Hughes received his B.B.A. from the University of Kentucky and his J.D. from Drake University Law School.
- Joseph G. Klest
Joseph G. Klest
Joseph G. Klest is the Founder of Klest Injury Law Firm in Chicago and Schaumburg. His practice focuses on litigating auto accident, medical malpractice, childhood sexual abuse, and other injury cases; workers’ compensation; and wrongful death. He also authored ILLINOIS INJURY LAW, a reference guide for accident victims, and edited A GUIDE TO CIVIL ACTIONS — PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SURVIVORS OF RAPE AND CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE, published by the Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault. Mr. Klest received his J.D. from The John Marshall Law School.
- Daniel M. Kotin
Daniel M. Kotin
Daniel M. Kotin is a Partner at Tomasik Kotin Kasserman in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of trial law. He is a Past President of the Chicago Bar Association (2016 – 2017), a member of the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association, and a member of the International Society of Barristers. Mr. Kotin received his B.A. cum laude from Boston College and his J.D. cum laude from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
- Lawrence R. Kream
Lawrence R. Kream
Lawrence R. Kream is the Owner of the Law Office of Lawrence R. Kream, LLC, in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of medical and professional negligence, products liability, and construction injuries. He is a member of the Amicus Curiae Committee of the American Association for Justice, the Amicus Curiae Committee of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, and the Illinois State Bar Association. Mr. Kream received his J.D. with distinction from John Marshall Law School.
- Harry C. Lee
Harry C. Lee
Harry C. Lee is the Owner of the Law Office of Harry C. Lee in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of civil appeals. He is a member of the Appellate Lawyers Association and the Illinois State Bar Association. Mr. Lee received his B.A. from Fordham University and his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
- Kenneth T. Lumb
Kenneth T. Lumb
Kenneth T. Lumb is a Partner at Corboy & Demetrio in Chicago. His practice focuses on the areas of construction negligence, medical negligence, personal injury and wrongful death, premises liability, products liability, railroad negligence and FELA, and vehicular negligence. He has lectured on a variety of trial advocacy and other legal topics, served as an instructor for the Walter Reed Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship Program, and has taught military law to ROTC cadets at Wheaton College. He is a member of the Chicago, Illinois State, and American Bar Associations; the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association; and the American Association of Justice. Mr. Lumb received his B.A. from the University of Notre Dame and his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
- Scott A. Morgan
Scott A. Morgan
Scott A. Morgan of Morgan Law Firm, Ltd., practices civil litigation in Chicago. Mr. Morgan is a member of the Chicago Bar Association, the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, and the American Association for Justice. A graduate of the University of Illinois, he received his J.D. from The John Marshall Law School.
- Michael K. Muldoon
Michael K. Muldoon
Michael K. Muldoon is a Partner at Muldoon & Muldoon, LLC, in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of personal injury and wrongful death. He is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association and the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Muldoon received his B.A. from the University of Notre Dame and his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law.
- Mary Beth O'Brien
Mary Beth O'Brien
Mary Beth O’Brien is an associate with Chilton Yambert Porter LLP in Chicago, where she focuses her practice on insurance defense litigation, with an emphasis on construction, premises, and dramshop liability. She is a member of the Illinois State, Chicago, Lake County, and Women’s Bar Associations and the Society of Trial Lawyers. Ms. O’Brien received her B.B.A. from St. Mary’s College and her J.D. from DePaul University School of Law.
- Katherine A. Ross
Katherine A. Ross
Katherine A. Ross is an associate at Duncan Law Group, LLC, in Chicago. Her practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of medical malpractice, wrongful death, nursing home abuse and neglect, and motor vehicle accidents. She was recognized in 2018 by Emerging Lawyers for Personal Injury, Professional Malpractice, and Nursing Home Negligence Law. She is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and the Illinois State Bar Association. Ms. Ross received her B.A. from Johns Hopkins University and her J.D. from the University of Iowa College of Law.
- Susan J. Schwartz
Susan J. Schwartz
Susan J. Schwartz is a litigator at Corboy & Demetrio, P.C., in Chicago. Her practice focuses on litigation and healthcare. She is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association; the American Association of Justice; and the American, Illinois State, and Chicago Bar Associations. Ms. Schwartz received her B.S.F.S. from Georgetown University and her J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
- Michael L. Shanahan
Michael L. Shanahan
Michael L. Shanahan is an associate at Levin & Perconti in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of plaintiff’s personal injury. He received the 2018 Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Star Award, the 2013 CALI Award of Excellence in Trial Advocacy, the 2013 CALI Award of Excellence in Legal Drafting, and the DePaul University College of Law Dean’s Merit Scholarship. Mr. Shanahan received his B.A. from University of Illinois and his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
- Patricia A. Small
Patricia A. Small
Patricia A. Small is an associate at Barrett, Twomey, Broom, Hughes & Hoke, LLP, in Carbondale, where she concentrates her practice in civil and appellate litigation and eminent domain matters. Ms. Small is a former law clerk for Chief Justice William C. Hastings of the Nebraska Supreme Court. She has served as a Special Assistant Attorney General for land acquisition and real estate matters since 1996. She is a member of the American and Illinois State Bar Associations. Ms. Small received her B.S. from the University of Nebraska-Omaha and her J.D. from the University of Nebraska College of Law.
- Brian Spencer
Brian Spencer
Brian Spencer is the owner of Spencer Law Offices, P.C., in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the areas of plaintiff’s personal injury/petitioner’s workers’ compensation. He is a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Spencer received his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
- Andrew P. Stevens
Andrew P. Stevens
Andrew P. Stevens is an associate at Corboy & Demetrio, P.C., in Chicago. His practice is focused on all areas of personal injury, including environmental negligence. He was selected as an Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Star (2018) and an Emerging Lawyers by Leading Lawyers (2017 and 2018), and serves as an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Mr. Stevens received his B.A. magna cum laude from Saint Louis University and his J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
- Danylo Y. Terleckyj
Danylo Y. Terleckyj
Danylo Y. Terleckyj is with Levinson and Stefani in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of personal injury. He is a member of the Chicago Bar Association, the Illinois State Bar Association, and the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Terleckyj received his B.A. from Wayne State University and his J.D. from Wayne State University Law School.
- Andrew J. Thut
Andrew J. Thut
Andrew J. Thut is an associate at Levin & Perconti in Chicago. His practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of plaintiff’s personal injury. He was recognized in the 2017 Chicago Daily Law Bulletin’s 40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 to Watch and the Illinois Super Lawyer’s Rising Star Award from 2016 to 2018. Mr. Thut received his B.A. from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and his J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
- Melanie J. VanOverloop
Melanie J. VanOverloop
Melanie J. VanOverloop is an attorney at Rapoport Law Offices, P.C., in Chicago. Her practice focuses on litigating cases in the area of plaintiff’s personal injury. She is a Director of the Women’s Bar Association of Illinois and a member of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice. Ms. VanOverloop received her B.A. from Purdue University and her J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
Tort Actions 2019 Edition
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