Earlier this year, a young woman filed a civil lawsuit against Steven Weisberg, 58, the owner of a suburban ice cream shop, Flavor Frenzy, alleging invasion of privacy and emotional distress after discovering she had been secretly filmed while undressing in a restroom. Her family turned to us, at Pullano & Siporin, for help. Our… Continue reading Child Pornography Charges Filed Against Addison Ice Cream Shop Owner
A routine day at work turned into a life-changing event for Wayne Lange, a 58-year-old Army veteran and dedicated utility locator. What should have been a standard safety procedure, placing cones at the rear of his work vehicle, ended in severe, permanent injury after an unknown SUV struck him and fled the scene. When the… Continue reading Hip Injury From Hit and Run Leads to $1.145 Million Settlement
At Pullano & Siporin, we are proud to be considered one of Illinois’ leading personal injury law firms. We are dedicated to fighting for justice and standing up for workers’ rights, no matter their background. Whether holding negligent companies accountable or advocating for those often overlooked or marginalized, our mission is to ensure every client… Continue reading $1.5M Settlement for Injured Worker Despite Undocumented Status
When our loved ones reach a point where they require care in a nursing home, we trust that the staff there will provide the compassion, dignity, and respect they deserve in their most fragile state. Sadly, this trust was violated in the case of a 73-year-old patient in Illinois who suffered unnecessary and unjust harm… Continue reading Justice Served: A Major Victory in Nursing Home Case
Losing a loved one in a motor vehicle accident is devastating. The grief and confusion that follow are overwhelming, especially when the circumstances of the crash are unclear. Unfortunately, police reports don’t always tell the full story, particularly in wrongful death cases, where the victim is unable to share their side of events. This was… Continue reading $1M Policy Limit Settlement Secured in Illinois Trucking Wrongful Death Case
Pullano & Siporin has taken a leading role in representing victims of the defective Cartiva implant device. We are believed to be the only law firm in Illinois actively litigating cases against Cartiva, and represent many more Cariva victims from all across the country. If someone you know has been diagnosed with arthritis in their… Continue reading Cartiva Implant Litigation: What to Know About AVITRAC™ MTP Revision System
On November 16, 2023, a catastrophic crash on the Chicago Transit Authority’s Yellow Line (CTA) left 38 passengers injured and raised serious concerns about public transit safety. The collision, which occurred when a southbound Yellow Line train struck a snowplow parked on the same rail near the Howard Street station, sent shockwaves through the community… Continue reading CTA Yellow Line Crash One Year Anniversary: The Ongoing Fight for Accountability
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, the largest archdiocese in the United States with over five million members, has reached a historic settlement to compensate the survivors of sexual abuse by clergy members. This monumental agreement, years in the making, comes after decades of allegations, lawsuits, and public outcry over the church’s handling of… Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About the Los Angeles Catholic Church’s Sexual Abuse Settlement
On November 16, 2023, a tragic collision on the CTA Yellow Line left several passengers injured and raised significant concerns about the safety of the city’s transit system. The incident, which involved a derailment and collision with snowplow equipment, prompted an immediate response from emergency services and transportation officials. As the National Transportation Safety Board… Continue reading CTA Yellow Line train operator in crash faces firing under alcohol use rules — but agency can’t take action yet
Donald Wheeler, 59, is not ready to get back on a CTA Yellow Line train. The Yellow Line, running from Dempster Street in Skokie to Howard Street at the Chicago-Evanston border, returned to service Friday. But some riders, like Wheeler, who experienced the Nov. 16 crash that triggered the seven-week service suspension, remain hesitant. Read… Continue reading Victims of Yellow Line crash hesitant to ride again
