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Workers' Compensation Practice 2026 Edition (COMING SOON)

PRE-ORDER When a workplace injury or death occurs, Illinois practitioners can count on this handbook to help them counsel employer or employee clients through one of the oldest areas of the law.

PRE-ORDER

IICLE’s workers’ compensation practice guides have long been a trusted resource in the Illinois legal community — a tradition that surpasses 50 years with the 2026 edition of this handbook. Beginning with a detailed analysis of the Workers’ Compensation Act, these 15 chapters tackle the many technicalities of workers’ compensation cases. This book guides the reader from bringing a claim before the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission through brokering a settlement or litigating at every level of the state’s court system. Along the way, it establishes and defines key terms, caselaw, statutes, and procedures all while providing editable forms and sample language.

 

Chapter 1 — Basic Aspects of the Workers’ Compensation Act
Paul A. Krauter, Evans & Dixon, LLC, Chicago

Chapter 2 — Employer-Employee Issues
James R. Clune, Garofalo, Schreiber, Storm & Grant, Chtd., Chicago

Chapter 3 — What is an Accident? Arising Out Of
Brian A. Rosenblatt, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago, Ryan A. Dezonno, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 4 — What is an Accident? In the Course Of
Michael F. Doerries, Nyhan Bambrick Kinzie Lowry, Chicago

Chapter 5 — Procedure, Appeals, and Special Remedies
Tracy L. Jones, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

Chapter 6 — Interim Benefits: Temporary Total, Medical, and Rehabilitation
Marcy E. Bennett, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago, Taylar R. Young, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 7 — Social Security Disability Offsets of Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Kristin E. Lechowicz, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 8 — Disability Evaluation
Richard K. Johnson, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago

Chapter 9 — Fatal Cases
Ann-Louise Kleper, Dworkin & Maciariello, Chicago

Chapter 10 — Occupational Diseases
Kylee J. Jordan, Goldberg Segalla, Chicago, Brandy L. Johnson, Early & Miranda, P.C., Carbondale

Chapter 11 — Third-Party Recovery and Subrogation
Steven F. Hanagan, Hanagan & McGovern PC, Mount Vernon

Chapter 12 — Medicare Secondary Payer Statute
Catherine Krenz Doan, Rubin Law Group, Ltd., Chicago

Chapter 13 — Trial Preparation — Petitioner’s Viewpoint
Tracy L. Jones, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford, Jason R. Esmond, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

Chapter 14 — Trial Preparation — Respondent’s Viewpoint
Logan E. March, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

Chapter 15 — Workers’ Compensation Retaliatory Discharge
Joseph P. Basile, Chicago

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      PRE-ORDER

      IICLE’s workers’ compensation practice guides have long been a trusted resource in the Illinois legal community — a tradition that surpasses 50 years with the 2026 edition of this handbook. Beginning with a detailed analysis of the Workers’ Compensation Act, these 15 chapters tackle the many technicalities of workers’ compensation cases. This book guides the reader from bringing a claim before the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission through brokering a settlement or litigating at every level of the state’s court system. Along the way, it establishes and defines key terms, caselaw, statutes, and procedures all while providing editable forms and sample language.

       

      Chapter 1 — Basic Aspects of the Workers’ Compensation Act
      Paul A. Krauter, Evans & Dixon, LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 2 — Employer-Employee Issues
      James R. Clune, Garofalo, Schreiber, Storm & Grant, Chtd., Chicago

      Chapter 3 — What is an Accident? Arising Out Of
      Brian A. Rosenblatt, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago, Ryan A. Dezonno, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 4 — What is an Accident? In the Course Of
      Michael F. Doerries, Nyhan Bambrick Kinzie Lowry, Chicago

      Chapter 5 — Procedure, Appeals, and Special Remedies
      Tracy L. Jones, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

      Chapter 6 — Interim Benefits: Temporary Total, Medical, and Rehabilitation
      Marcy E. Bennett, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago, Taylar R. Young, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 7 — Social Security Disability Offsets of Workers’ Compensation Benefits
      Kristin E. Lechowicz, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 8 — Disability Evaluation
      Richard K. Johnson, Katz, Friedman, Eisenstein, Johnson, Bareck & Bertuca, Chicago

      Chapter 9 — Fatal Cases
      Ann-Louise Kleper, Dworkin & Maciariello, Chicago

      Chapter 10 — Occupational Diseases
      Kylee J. Jordan, Goldberg Segalla, Chicago, Brandy L. Johnson, Early & Miranda, P.C., Carbondale

      Chapter 11 — Third-Party Recovery and Subrogation
      Steven F. Hanagan, Hanagan & McGovern PC, Mount Vernon

      Chapter 12 — Medicare Secondary Payer Statute
      Catherine Krenz Doan, Rubin Law Group, Ltd., Chicago

      Chapter 13 — Trial Preparation — Petitioner’s Viewpoint
      Tracy L. Jones, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford, Jason R. Esmond, Black & Jones Attorneys at Law, Rockford

      Chapter 14 — Trial Preparation — Respondent’s Viewpoint
      Logan E. March, Downey & Lenkov LLC, Chicago

      Chapter 15 — Workers’ Compensation Retaliatory Discharge
      Joseph P. Basile, Chicago

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