David Osborne Prevails in Arguing that Heatstroke Death did not “Arise out of the Use of an Auto”

Jan 15, 2003 Appeals
David Osborne: 343 Ill.App.3d 309, 795 N.E.2d 1034 (1st Dist. 2003) (prevailed in arguing that heat stroke death of infant abandoned in day-care van did not “arise out of the use of an auto” for purposes of opposing insurer’s auto exclusion, in contrast to other jurisdictions which have decided the […]

Howard Trafman Obtains Favorable Verdict in Cook County Construction Negligence/Premises Liability Case Following a Thirty-Day Trial

Nov 29, 2002 Construction Injury
Howard Trafman obtained a very favorable verdict of $800,000.00 in favor of the defendant company following a thirty-day trial in Cook Co. in a construction negligence/premises liability case involving serious injuries to a contractor working on the roof at the defendant company’s facility/plant. Plaintiff fell 15-20 feet through a deteriorating […]