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$1.5M – James C. Pullos

Plaintiff alleged that her son’s suicide during psychiatric care was preventable by correctional personnel.

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$6M – Bradley M. Cosgrove & Charles R. Haskins

A 51-year-old woman died as a result of third degree burns that occurred when a patron of a sauna threw a bucket of water onto the furnace.

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$18.165M – Robert A. Clifford

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$1M – James C. Pullos

Plaintiff’s estate alleged negligent hiring and retention against Defendant for permitting an employee with various reported felonies to perform door-to-door sales at an apartment complex. As a result, Defendant’s employee became involved in a physical altercation with Plaintiff resulting in injuries and eventual death to Plaintiff. (Policy Limits)

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$712.5K – Robert A. Clifford

A 97-year-old woman was dropped and sustained a serious orthopedic fracture that led to her unfortunate death four days later. This is a record settlement for a nursing home case in Knox County, Illinois.

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$1.15M – Susan A. Capra

Negligent obstetric care at birth at a downstate hospital which resulted in the wrongful death of an infant at 1 day old.
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$1.3M – Susan A. Capra, Keith A. Hebeisen

Plaintiff died as a result of medical staff failing to properly diagnose and treat his coronary artery and ischemic cardiac disease.
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$600K – Susan A. Capra, Richard F. Burke, Jr., Robert A. Clifford

Despite risk factors for coronary artery disease, a 56-year-old woman was taken to surgery for a hysterectomy without a pre-operative cardiac consultation. She died of a heart attack shortly after the surgery.

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$21.5M – Bradley M. Cosgrove, Charles R. Haskins

Clifford Law Offices obtained a $21.5 million verdict on behalf of a south suburban family whose son drowned on a weekly trip to the Bridgeview Park District Pool four years ago. Click here to read more about the case.
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