Adler & Adler, P.C. Firm News

8.10: Adler & Adler Giving Back to Local Communities

Youth sports teams, fine arts productions and community festivals are just a few of the continued victims of slashes in corporate giving and state government spending and cutbacks in family budgets due to the continued poor economy. In response, Adler & Adler, P.C. is setting aside a budget for a select number of sponsorships for such activies as:

• Local youth sports sponsorships, including basketball, football, baseball, softball, volleyball and more
• Area fine arts productions, such as high school theatre, band and arts programs
• Community and Neighborhood Festivals
• Charity Organization Events, including 5Ks and Fun Runs

We will soon be posting more information on our corporate giving and sponsorships for these important Chicago area activities. In the meantime, if you are the coach, director, producer or events manager of a organization related to the above, you can contact us regarding sponsorship opportunities at marketing@adlerandadlerlaw.com.

6.10: Adler & Adler, P.C. on Facebook

Be sure to follow Adler & Adler on Facebook! Learn about changes in Chicago and area communites and in Illinois state driving laws, cell phone use laws and other important news you should know! .

Select Verdicts & Settlements

$180,000 Auto Accident Verdict	December 2008. Grundy County, Illinois. Our client, the victim of an auto collision, sustained soft tissue injuries and the disputed loss of function of his kidney. Offer before trial was $20,000.
$45,000 Dog Bite Settlement	2008. Will County, Illinois. Adler & Adler, P.C. settled this case on behalf of a child who received a puncture wound to his stomach when a Rottweiler got away from the girl who was walking it. The dog’s owners paid with their entire $25,000 insurance liability limit. The remainder was paid by the homeowners insurance policy of the girl walking the dog.
$72,500 Dental Malpractice	2008. Illinois. The treating dentist failed to properly prepare and place crowns on our client’s four front teeth, requiring extensive dental work to repair the damage to her teeth and gums. The settlement was paid by the dentist and the owner of the dental practice.