By Celeste Ntuen  Illinois landlords, housing developers, and tenants are getting a funding boost from recent changes to the Rental Ho

By: John Elias One of the most common misunderstandings heard during the pandemic was that housing providers in Illinois could not evic

By Aaron Novasic  If someone is injured through no fault of their own, they should consider pursuing legal action. That legal action

By Parag P. Bhosale For many years in Illinois, it didn’t matter if you had an intoxicant in your body when you suffered a work injur

By Thomas Haught So, you’ve tried to bid on a new home earlier this year, only to have it snatched from you during a bidding war? Did

By Magdalena F. Gonzalez Workers’ Compensation is a form of insurance that provides employees with benefits when they are injured at

By Parag Bhosale There is a misconception that every and any injury that happens at work is automatically covered by workers’ compens

By Michael DeSantis In recent blogs, we have discussed the newly enacted Cook County Residential Tenant and Landlord Ordinance. This ti

By Aaron Novasic Any injury you sustain as a result of an accident, that is no fault of your own, entitles you to recover medical expen

By Magdalena F. Gonzalez Taxotere (of the average Taxotere case. So far, the bellwether trials in the Taxotere litigation have not gone

By Ann M. Fischer It is more important than ever to have powers of attorney (POA) in place for your finances and for your health care.

by Parag Bhosale Injured parties sometimes are told by attorneys that their case “won’t make it past summary judgment.” What on e

By Michael DeSantis A newly enacted Cook County residential tenant-and-landlord ordinance includes Section 42-806, which focuses on var

By Michael DeSantis A newly enacted Cook County residential tenant-and-landlord ordinance includes Section 42-805, which focuses on var

By Michael DeSantis Landlords should be aware of Section 42-804 of a new Cook County ordinance that deals with requirements for rental