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Protecting my clients and their families in their times of need is the reason that I practice law. When I opened my law firm in 2004 after practicing law for 10 years with some of Chicago's most prominent personal injury attorneys, I decided to make two commitments to my clients.

1. To represent them creatively and assertively

Every case is unique, and your case presents its own set of facts and circumstances. Drawing on my strong knowledge of the law, I seek to pursue my client's interests, and minimize the Defense's effectiveness, by adopting aggressive, innovative approaches to the law. Through the pre-trial discovery process, I seek to establish facts and elicit admissions that will show the insurance company that we are pursuing a strong liability case, and will be presenting a compelling case of damages. If we cannot reach a reasonable settlement, then the matter will be presented to a jury.

2. To help them understand their case fully

The case belongs to you, the client, not me. Clients need to understand the strengths and weaknesses of both their own case and the defense's case. When the time comes to decide whether to settle the case or proceed to trial, you, the client, will be able to make a fully informed decision.

Of course, I'll offer my advice, but in the end, the decision is always the client's. Clients cannot make solid, informed decisions without a firm understanding of the legal basis of their case, of the defense case, and of all the facts that my investigation has brought out about their accident and injury. This requires regular, ongoing communication from me to you.

I have been practicing law exclusively in the area of plaintiff's personal injury work for over 15 years, representing victims of negligence and their families. I have not and will not represent insurance companies.

No Recovery, No Fee. If you have questions about your legal situation, or that of a loved one, please contact us today for your free initial consultation.

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