Reda and McGonigle Publish Article on Data Downloads for Vehicles Involved in Accidents
Michael Reda and Adam McGonigle published an article in a recent issue of In Transit, the Trucking Industry Defense Association’s quarterly newsletter. In the article, they explore how the increasing prevalence of infotainment and tracking systems in vehicles is helping claims adjusters and defense lawyers obtain critical data after an accident. Among the authors’ practical tips are […]
Reda and McGonigle Publish Article on Data Downloads for Vehicles Involved in Accidents
In a groundbreaking article in In Transit, Michael Reda and Adam McGonigle explore the critical role of data downloads from vehicles in accidents. As infotainment systems grow, claims adjusters and defense lawyers can access crucial information that can influence a case. The authors provide practical tips on data preservation and the importance of persistence. With Reda’s expertise in tort litigation and McGonigle’s focus on insurance defense, their insights are invaluable for anyone dealing with accident claims. Discover more about their findings!
Moch Discusses Bribes for Unnecessary Durable Medical Equipment Prescriptions
In his recent “Law Update” column, Eric Moch discusses how the emerging popularity of telehealth has also given rise to new opportunities for fraud and abuse. Moch cites the cases of two nurse practitioners who bilked insurance companies out of multi-millions of dollars by fraudulently prescribing nondurable medical equipment. He also examines some of the […]
Wagener Analyzes Important Appellate Decision on Jury Instructions in Medical Malpractice Cases
Susan Wagener has written an analysis of how a recent Illinois appellate court decision reversed a longstanding precedent on jury instructions in medical malpractice trials. Her article, published in an issue of IDC Quarterly, traces the development of nonpattern jury instructions on the loss of chance doctrine. The full article is available here. Wagener, a partner in the […]
Curtis Publishes Article on Covid-19 Business Interruption Litigation in Indiana
Justin Curtis has recently published an article for Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana examining recent federal and state court decisions on COVID-19 business interruption litigation. In the article, Curtis discusses background on the types of claims filed nationwide and the basis on which insurance companies generally deny the claims. He then analyzes recent Indiana court […]
Insler Publishes Article on BIPA for American Bar Association
Charles Insler’s article on proposed legislative amendments to Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) was published recently in the “Internet Law & Cyber-Security” section of the American Bar Association’s Business Law Today. In the article, Insler analyzes the impact that each of the three proposed amendments might have on BIPA litigation, discusses whether the amendments would apply […]
Insler Published in State Bar Association Journal
The Illinois Bar Journal has published an article by Charles Insler in which he explores the background and meaning of Illinois Supreme Court Rule 317. Rule 317 offers litigants a rare chance to appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court as a matter of right. The article traces the history of Rule 317, explains how to invoke it, […]
Moch Becomes Regular Columnist For International Journal
Eric Moch has recently been named the regular “Law Update” columnist for SIU Today, the journal of the International Association of Special Investigation Units. Moch’s first column concerns a ruling by the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit that affirmed the conviction of a serial arsonist. United States of American v Michael Thomas, 19-2969; 3:18-dr-45 U.S.Dist.Ct. N.D. IN. […]
Curtis Publishes Article in Indiana Attorney Journal
Justin Curtis has published an article in The Indiana Lawyer concerning consent-to-assignment clauses in insurance contracts, particularly as it relates to recoverable depreciation. In the article, he discusses the purpose of such clauses and possible exceptions. He also analyzes court decisions in several cases and suggests factors to be aware of when handling similar matters. The full article […]
Rankin and Haine Update Class Actions Chapter in Illinois Attorney Handbook
Jason Rankin and Thomas Haine have co-authored an update to a chapter in the 2020 Class Actions Handbook published by the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education. The chapter, entitled “Providing Notice of a Class Action,” discusses various issues relating to class notice, including the acceptable methods of giving notice, the notice itself, and the cost of […]