Kreisman Law Offices is a Chicago-based personal injury firm that successfully uses a client-based approach to seek justice for victims nationwide. Robert Kreisman is an AV-rated attorney with over 37 years of experience litigating a variety of personal injury cases, including those involving medical malpractice, car accidents, wrongful death, and products liability. He works with some of the leading experts in the nation and employs the newest technology to seek the most favorable results possible for his clients. All cases are taken on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless there is a recovery on your case. Please call the Kreisman Law Offices today to pursue the justice you deserve.
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- $5.5 Million Jury Verdict in Tractor-Trailer Intersection Crash That Killed Driver
11 August 2020 - Illinois Appellate Court Affirms in Part, Reverses in Part — Lawsuit Involving Limited Liability Corporation Members and Prejudgment Interest
7 July 2020 - $3.42 Million Jury Verdict Entered for Death of Construction Worker When Trench Collapsed
1 July 2020
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- $13 Million Jury Verdict in Fatal Head-On Car Crash
30 July 2020 - $20 Million Verdict in Wrongful Death Caused by Negligence of Bus Driver
28 July 2020 - $752,600 Jury Verdict for Injuries to Delivery Person Who Fell Into Window Well
24 July 2020
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- $19.9 Settlement in Negligence, Wrongful Death After Attempted Heart Transplant
7 August 2020 - State Appellate Court Finds That Consulting Internist Not Liable for Choosing Not to Speak Directly to Patient’s Treating Neurosurgeon
5 August 2020 - $1.25 Million Jury Verdict in Failure to Order Timely CT Scan in Aortic Dissection Death Case
3 August 2020
Chicago Personal Injury Lawyer Robert Kreisman
Kreisman Law Offices is dedicated to its clients. Robert Kreisman is committed to achieving the best results while serving his clients, all for the purpose of achieving justice. The law firm...
Personal Injury Law Practice of Chicago Lawyer Robert Kreisman
Kreisman Law Offices has over 35 years of experience in representing injured parties and obtaining justice on their behalf. Bob Kreisman believes in a client-focused approach meaning that you,...
Medical Malpractice Law Practice of Chicago Lawyer Robert Kreisman
Kreisman Law Offices has successfully been handling catastrophic medical malpractice cases and wrongful death cases for more than 38 years. If you believe that you have a case please contact...
- Q. If you back into someone in a parking lot with a car that you do not have insurance for are you held reliable for damage
- A: Yes you would be liable for the property damage to the other vehicle. I am assuming the gist of your question is insurance coverage. You stated that the vehicle you were operating that caused the damage to the other vehicle was uninsured. Nevertheless, liability would remain and thus you would be responsible.
- Q. When do I send out my demand letter?
- A: I generally send out a demand letter after my client has completed all of their medical care and with the letter I would enclose or attach a list of all medical providers with the amount of their respective bills. I would also enclose or attache with the letter all of your related medical records and proof of lost time from your work. If you have photos of the place where you were injured that may help your cause, include those as well. I would not give a statement to an insurance adjuster if asked. I would also recommend and in fact urge you get some legal advice even if you are committed to handling your case on your own. Insurance companies delight in paying much less when an injured party makes such a claim without legal representation.
- Q. Medical related, is this a case?
- A: It could be a case, but like all potential medical negligence cases in Illinois, the entire hospital and medical charts would have to be reviewed. A doctor practicing in the same or similar practice of medicine as those who may be negligent would have to be able to author a certificate of merit stating that there was a deviation from the standard of care that was a cause of your relative's demise. So that short answer as whether there is a case or not is dependent on that review of the records.
