Category Archives: Medical malpractice law

5 Chicago Hospitals Receive D Rating

Medical Mistakes, Deadly Infections, and Dangerous Safety Concerns Rise at Chicago’s Low-Ranking Hospitals It is probably well assumed that if you visit a low-rated anything, whether it be a restaurant, hotel, or even law firm, your experience may not be … Continue reading

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Partner Tom Mulroy performs at Prairie State legal Services 2019 Strike a Chord fundraiser

LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. (May 17, 2019) – On Thursday, May 16, Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard Partner Thomas R. Mulroy III and his band-mate, Christina Ballester, performed at Prairie State legal Services’ 2019 Strike a Chord fundraiser. Tom and Christina’s band was one of … Continue reading

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Illinois Appellate Court Affirms Jury Verdict Ruling that Defendant Doctor’s Closing Argument Comments Did Not Cause Substantial Prejudice

After Ernestine Wilson’s 23-year-old son Brian Curry died from a saddle pulmonary embolism (a blood clot that blocked the large pulmonary artery straddling his lungs), she sued emergency room physician Dr. Eric Moon and Chicago’s St. Bernard Hospital. She claimed … Continue reading

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What Opioid Litigation Heavyweights Are Hearing on Newest Changes Surrounding Cases

Stock image.  Promoted Content: From time to time, CVN will highlight services our partners provide that we believe are of interest to our readers. Dallas, TX— As the first wave of opioid lawsuits moves toward trial, the nation’s top attorneys and … Continue reading

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Resources for Siblings of Children with Disabilities

Many parents find it challenging to balance the care and attention they give to each child, but this can be especially difficult when one child has a disability and another does not. Caring for a child with a disability can … Continue reading

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