Buckle up as backlog of Illinois workers compensation claims clog the system By Aaron Novasic In Illinois, workers compensation claims

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By Paul Koontz When March 2020 rolled around, I would wager that not a single soul would understand what was about to come next for ove

by: Gardi, Haught, Fischer & Bhosale On March 15, 2020, an event occurred which very few people thought possible. The United States

By Eric Dobradin If you are like most people, your home is your most valuable asset, next to your spouse, children and, perhaps, a pet.

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By Ann M. Fischer  On Feb. 24, Russia invaded Ukraine and, subsequently, on March 3 the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced

By Aaron T. Novasic  Many of us don’t remember what it was like to work in the office. When COVID-19 hit the United States, everythi

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By Thomas Haught  In my 23-year career, 2021 was the fiercest, most competitive year that I have ever seen for prospective purchasers

(Naperville, Illinois) Dec. 15, 2021– Gardi & Haught, Ltd., a Schaumburg, Illinois-based law firm announces the additions of

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

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