Encountering a drunk driver on an Illinois road is an experience that most people would rather avoid. However, there are steps that a person can take if he or she sees a drunk or impaired motorist on the road. For instance, it is a good idea to call 911 and seek assistance from a police […]
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Preventing distracted driving in April and beyond
Posted on May 18th, 2019 by Webmaster
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and Illinois residents might want to know what is currently being done to combat this deadly behavior. According to The Risk Institute, the answer is that not much is happening to stop distracted driving. A part of The Ohio State University, The Risk Institute has decided to learn more […]
Ryan, Ryan & Viglione Settles Motorcycle Accident Case for $2.4 Million
Posted on May 18th, 2019 by Webmaster
Philip Ryan and Michael Viglione recently obtained a $2.4 million dollar settlement for a Ryan, Ryan & Viglione client. The case, which was filed in the Circuit court of Cook County, involved a 48 year old motorcyclist riding on a through street who was hit by an individual turning left from a stop sign in […]
Ryan, Ryan & Viglione Settles Nursing Home Case for $450,000.00
Posted on May 18th, 2019 by Webmaster
Ryan, Ryan & Viglione attorney Michael Viglione recently finalized confidential settlement of a nursing home case that earned a Lake County resident $450,000.00. The case involved allegations that nursing home employees and staff physical therapists improperly stood a 76 year old resident despite admonitions from her family not to do so, and despite the nursing […]
Arbitration in Nursing Home Disputes
Posted on May 18th, 2019 by Webmaster
Can a Nursing Home Force My Family to go to Arbitration with Our Legal Claim? Nursing home contracts often include forced or mandatory arbitration clauses. These clauses require any legal dispute between the parties to go to arbitration instead of to the court system. One 2011 study found that in some areas anywhere from half […]
