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Appellate Court Analyzes “Increased Risk” for Traveling Employee

November 20, 2015

The First District Appellate Court recently examined the compensability of an accident involving a traveling employee and evaluated whether the claimant was at a risk “Appellate Court Analyzes “Increased Risk” for Traveling Employee”

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I&F Prevails in Appellate Court

February 16, 2015

Partner Kevin Deuschle recently argued and prevailed before the Appellate Court of Illinois, Fifth District.  You can find the Court’s decision here and audio of the argument “I&F Prevails in Appellate Court”

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IWCC Sounds Alarm when Paramedic Slips and Falls on His Own Driveway

April 17, 2013

Attorney Colin Mills recently persuaded the IWCC to reverse an arbitration decision in petitioner’s favor and find that the petitioner failed to establish that his “IWCC Sounds Alarm when Paramedic Slips and Falls on His Own Driveway”

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