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$300K- Richard F. Burke, Jr.

A 22-year-old male suffered severe burns to his chest when he fell onto a grate covering the heat source in a sauna.
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$2.65M – Robert A. Clifford

A 63-year-old male suffered a fractured distal fibula that required surgical repair when his right leg was run over by a fork lift at his job.
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$225K – Craig J. Squillace

A 52-year-old female sustained a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder, which required surgery, after falling on a damp restroom floor that had just been mopped.
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$1.95M – Kevin P. Durkin, Tracy A. Brammeier, Craig J. Squillace

A 40-year-old male suffered several fractures to his face and skull, a kidney laceration, hemopneumothorax, and multiple other fractures to his body when he was working on a construction project on the roof and fell through the elevator shaft to the basement.
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$2.85M – Richard F. Burke, Jr.

A 45-year-old man lost part of his leg after it was crushed due to the unsafe design of a large piece of industrial equipment used in a Chicago manufacturing plant.
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$120.5K – Richard F. Burke, Jr.

Elderly woman was hit by a sliding door as she entered a large department store, knocking her to the ground and causing a nondisplaced fracture of her hip.
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$137.5K – Robert A. Clifford

Plaintiff sustained injuries as a result of dangerous property when he attempted to sit on a stool, the stool broke from underneath, and he fell to the floor.

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$1.65M – Richard F. Burke, Jr.

Plaintiff sustained permanent back injuries when a stretcher unexpectedly collapsed as a result of a defective design.
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$500K – Bradley M. Cosgrove, Charles R. Haskins

A 29-year-old veteran with the Evanston Police Department, serving in his capacity as an evidence technician, fell 10-15 feet into an underground electrical services vault after he stepped onto a metal grating system which unexpectedly gave way. Plaintiff experienced a right rotator cuff tear and a partially torn rectus muscle in abdomen.
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