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Can’t Find A Cheap Chicago Attorney? Could Be The PITA Factor

By Michael Helfand
on September 25, 2024

Posted In Did You Know?

Advice from a Chicago attorney on how to get a lawyer to take your case and what not to say during the first meeting with them.

Accidental Death Policy Lawsuits In Illinois

By Michael Helfand
on September 18, 2024

Posted In Litigation

Illinois lawyers for accidental death insurance policy lawsuits. Help to recover money that isn't paid out when a loved one dies unexpectedly. Free consultation with Chicago lawyer.

Foster Care Injuries In Illinois

By Michael Helfand
on September 11, 2024

Posted In Injury Cases

Most people are aware of the foster care system in Illinois. Foster care exists because the home life for certain children may be dangerous to their physical, mental and/or emotional well-being. When children’s birth parents or legal guardians are not able to adequately care for them, or they are in danger, the children are removed […]

Illinois Divorce: Who Gets The House?

By Michael Helfand
on September 4, 2024

Posted In Illinois Family Law

Who gets the house in an Illinois divorce? Thoughts of an experienced Chicago divorce attorney who can help you make sure you are protected.

What To Say To Illinois Police When They Pull You Over

By Michael Helfand
on August 28, 2024

Posted In Criminal Defense in Illinois

You’ve heard the old saying that anything you say can and be used against you and that you have a right to remain silent? It’s great advice. And while I’m not saying you have to be a mute, there are clear answers you should give to the four most common questions a cop will ask […]

What To Do About A Terrible Illinois Law

By Michael Helfand
on August 21, 2024

Posted In Did You Know?

For Illinois lawyers, no matter what area of law you focus on, it is your job to represent your clients based on what Illinois law is. While there are times when “new law” is created through the courts, the reality is that most law is settled even when it has a grey area. In other […]

Imane Khelif Should Sue In US Courts

By Michael Helfand
on August 16, 2024

Posted In Litigation

The Paris Olympics were awesome. Steph Curry’s gold medal heroics and Simone Biles comeback win were some of the greatest sporting achievements I’ve ever seen. I didn’t watch any boxing, but like many I heard about the manufactured controversy around female boxer Imane Khelif. The gist is that she’s very muscular and not traditionally feminine […]

US Healthcare Sucks

By Michael Helfand
on August 14, 2024

Posted In Litigation

I stumbled across this old tweet and article that basically lays out the problem with health care in the United States. The bigger question of course is why should an insurance company get to question this at all? They really shouldn’t. And while opposition to universal health care has included scare tactics of socialism, higher […]

Someone Finally Arrested For Trespass At Comiskey

By Michael Helfand
on August 12, 2024

Posted In Did You Know?

Yeah, I know it’s not really called Comiskey any more, but if you grew up in the 80’s like I did, you are going to still call it Comiskey. I’m a Cubs fan, but my most memorable White Sox moment is when a father and son were arrested for storming the field and assaulting a […]

Implied Contracts In Illinois

By Michael Helfand
on August 7, 2024

Posted In Did You Know?

Are implied contracts enforceable in Illinois? It depends on what was actually said or done. Learn more from a top Chicago law firm.

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