by Jack Epstein | Jul 26, 2017 | Chicago Attorneys, News
An attorney is a big investment. You’re trusting them to represent you legally, and no matter what type of case you have, you need to know that they’re going to do everything in their power to represent you well. The last thing you want is to decide on an...
by Jack Epstein | Jul 13, 2017 | Chicago Attorneys, News
When you’re entering into a legal case, it can be hard to decide if you need an attorney or not. There are a variety of types of cases where it might not seem immediately obvious that you do require legal help, and sometimes it’s just hard to imagine...
by Jack Epstein | Jul 20, 2015 | News
The intimidation and pressure of facing down a police officer can make you feel forced to tell your story when accused of a crime. The police are doing their job, but you have rights, and everything you say to the police can be used in court. Many times, the only...
by Jack Epstein | Jun 26, 2015 | News
In the last few years, the controversy regarding the potentially hazardous material known as “crumb rubber” has become increasingly heated. Crumb rubber is most commonly used as the base material for turf fields, which serve as a popular alternative to traditional...
by Jack Epstein | Jan 14, 2015 | News
We had a crazy decision come down from the United States Supreme Court today. In the case of Whitfield v. United States the Supreme Court heard arguments about the definition of the word “accompany.” The Court decided that the word “accompany” in 18 U.S.C....
by Jack Epstein | Dec 1, 2014 | Illinois Workers Compensation, News
A Closer Look at Gilbert Cataldo v. Cook County Budget Department On March 8, 2013, just two days after a nor’easter had dumped 10 inches of snow on Chicago, Gilbert Cataldo was injured on his way into work. Mr. Cataldo had worked for the Budget Department of Cook...
