Terrence Donohue has defended Illinois employers in the area of workers’ compensation at the arbitration, Commission, Circuit Court and Appellate Court levels for over 20 years. This representation includes national accounts in the food services, beverage, building supply, and transportation industries, as well as municipalities, healthcare providers and third party administrators. Terry’s practice also includes subrogation claims on behalf of employers in related civil litigation. Terry is also licensed in the state of Iowa where he has represented employers at the pre-trial discovery, mediation, trial, and Commission levels.
Bar Admissions
| 1990 |
Illinois |
| 1990 |
U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois |
| 2013 |
Iowa |
Education
| 1990 |
John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois |
Juris Doctor
Honors: Moot Court
Honors Writing Program |
| 1985 |
Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois |
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology |
Past Employment Positions
| 1999 – 2003 |
The Law Offices of Stuart Pellish, Associate |
| 1999 |
Chilton, Yambert & Porter, Associate |
| 1993 – 1999 |
Grant, Gentry & Cozzi, Associate |
Organizations
| 2013-Present |
Iowa State Bar Association |
| 2011-Present |
Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Association |
Workers’ Compensation Venues
Terrence M. Donohue attends the following Workers’ Compensation Hearing venues;
| Iowa |
All Counties |
| Rockford |
Winnebago County |
| Waukegan |
Lake County |
| Wheaton |
DuPage County |
Terrence Donohue has defended Illinois employers in the area of workers’ compensation at the arbitration, Commission, Circuit Court and Appellate Court levels for over 20 years. This representation includes national accounts in the food services, beverage, building supply, and transportation industries, as well as municipalities, healthcare providers and third party administrators. Terry’s practice also includes subrogation claims on behalf of employers in related civil litigation. Terry is also licensed in the state of Iowa where he has represented employers at the pre-trial discovery, mediation, trial, and Commission levels.