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Posted on June 5, 2013 To

Keith Hebeisen Reappointed Chair of ABA Medical Professional Liability Committee

June 5, 2013 Keith A. Hebeisen, partner at Clifford Law Offices, has been reappointed as Chair of the American Bar Association (ABA) Standing Committee on Medical Professional Liability. Incoming ABA President James Silkenat of New York appointed Hebeisen to the one-year term. Hebeisen, who has served as Chair of the standing committee since 2011, also serves as on the Medical Negligence Committee of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. He has been active in the Chicago…

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Posted on June 3, 2013 To

The Shocking Statistics on U.S. Bridge Collapses

Age, Deterioration and Funding Remain Core Problems, 11 percent of the nation’s 607,000 bridges were considered “structurally deficient” in 2012, according to the Federal Highway Commission. Just five years prior, the agency reported 12 percent. Not much has changed, even since the I-35 Minnesota bridge collapse in 2007 that prompted massive bridge investigations across the country. Even more alarming is the average age of a bridge in the U.S. is 42 years old. So what…

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Posted on June 3, 2013 To

Two Chicago Personal Injury Attorneys Become New Partners at Clifford Law Offices

Two Chicago personal injury attorneys became partners at Clifford Law Offices. Shannon McNulty and Bradley Cosgrove are also Chicago wrongful death lawyers.

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Posted on June 1, 2013 To

Clifford Law Newsletter – Summer 2013

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Posted on June 1, 2013 To

Dangerous Precedent

Clifford’s Notes, Chicago Lawyer June 1, 2013 By Robert A. Clifford For years, Illinois courts have protected landowners from obvious dangers and risks on their property if it involved fire, drowning and falling from a height. These three dangers were considered examples of a per se obvious danger. Mt. Zion State Bank & Trust v. Consolidated Communications, Inc., 169 Ill.2d 110, 118, 660 N.E.2d 863, 863 (1995). A new wrinkle has been added to the…

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