Brown and Murphy Publish Article in State Bar Environmental Newsletter

Discover insights into environmental law with Melissa Brown and Mike Murphy’s featured article in the Illinois State Bar Association’s Environmental Law newsletter. The article examines the U.S. Supreme Court case West Virginia v. EPA and its impact on future interpretations of environmental regulations. With their extensive expertise, the authors provide invaluable analysis for legal professionals. Enhance your understanding—read the full article to stay informed on evolving environmental legislation.

Insler Publishes Article on BIPA Litigation in State Bar Journal

The Illinois Bar Journal has published another in Charles Insler’s series of articles on Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). This latest article focuses on whether insurers are obligated to defend their insured in BIPA litigation. The full article is available here. Insler, a partner in the firm’s St. Louis office, concentrates his practice on complex commercial litigation, […]

Moch Explores the Perils of “Playing Dead for Money”

In his latest “Law Update” column, Eric Moch discusses a recent Department of Justice indictment of 23 defendants who allegedly swindled 10 life insurance carriers out of at least $25 million in fraudulent life insurance benefits. The full article, which was published in SIU Today (the quarterly publication of the International Association of Special Investigations Units) is available […]

Sheehan Publishes Article in Law Journal

A recent issue of the SIU School of Law Journal includes an article co-authored by associate attorney Sean Sheehan. In the article, Sheehan and his co-author detail how the PAID Act provides some much-needed information to help resolve injury claims brought by Medicare beneficiaries. The full article is available here. Sheehan focuses his practice on the defense of […]

Moch Discusses Organized Insurance Fraud in Slip-and-Fall Claims

In his recent “Law Update” column for SIU Today, Eric Moch examines well-planned and executed insurance fraud schemes through the lens of a recent federal indictment for fraudulent trip-and-fall injury claims. Moch discusses how the alleged operation worked, and offered a caveat to special investigation unit professionals and defense counsel on the importance of training in weeding […]

Duchateau Publishes Article on Replacement Cost Coverage and Aesthetic Mismatches

James DuChateau has co-authored an article discussing court interpretations of an insurance company’s replacement cost obligations. The article, published in IDC Quarterly, specifically examines cases where there is only partial structural damage and accompanying mismatched aesthetics in replacement materials. The full article is available here. DuChateau, a partner in the firm’s Chicago office, concentrates his practice in the […]

Duchateau Publishes Article on Replacement Cost Coverage and Aesthetic Mismatches

James DuChateau has co-authored an article discussing court interpretations of an insurance company’s replacement cost obligations. The article, published in IDC Quarterly, specifically examines cases where there is only partial structural damage and accompanying mismatched aesthetics in replacement materials. The full article is available here. DuChateau, a partner in the firm’s Chicago office, concentrates his practice in the […]

Brown and Martin Publish Article on PFAS Investigations at Industrial Facilities

In the latest issue of The Illinois Manufacturer, attorneys Melissa Brown and Jennifer Martin address the critical issue of PFAS at industrial facilities. Their article reviews the current regulatory landscape and anticipates future actions under federal and Illinois law. With their expertise in environmental law, Brown and Martin offer valuable guidance for manufacturers managing PFAS investigations. Read their full article to enhance your understanding of this important topic!

Moch Discusses Extracting Recoveries from Organized Insurance Fraud Perpetrators

In his recent “Law Update” column, Eric Moch provides a general overview of the paths medical fraud investigators most often take when pursuing recoveries against organized fraud perpetrators. He highlights statutory and common law causes of action usually relied upon to secure settlements and discusses three common options available: RICO, state statutes, and common law […]