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    Posted on June 8, 2015 To

    Clifford Law Today Files Complaint On Behalf of Woman Killed By CTA Bus Tuesday

    June 8, 2015 Lawsuit Filed By Clifford Law Offices on Behalf of Woman Killed by CTA Bus That Ran Red Light Complaint at Law – File-Stamped Clifford Law Offices filed a wrongful death complaint today on behalf of the family of the 51-year-old woman from Flossmoor, Illinois who was tragically killed Tuesday by a CTA bus that reportedly ran a red light and careened through a crosswalk and sidewalk full of pedestrians before crashing into…

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    Posted on June 3, 2015 To

    Investigators Reveal that CTA Bus Driver Ran Red Light Before Tragic Crash in Downtown Chicago at Rush Hour

    Authorities have ticketed the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) bus driver who allegedly ran a red light last night before crashing into pedestrians and cars, leaving one person killed and eight others injured, including a child, according to the latest media reports. The part-time driver had been on the job for less than a year. Apparently he ran a red light at Michigan Avenue and East Lake Street, about 6 p.m. Chicago police reportedly ticketed the…

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    One Woman Dies Following Tragic CTA Bus Crash at Michigan and Lake in Chicago

    The Chicago Medical Examiner’s Office has just confirmed that one person has died as a result of the tragic bus crash during evening rush hour today at a busy Chicago intersection. A woman who apparently was struck by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) bus has died. Eight others were injured and a person remains in critical condition this evening as four area hospitals were involved in treating people involved in this tragedy. Among those transported,…

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    CTA Bus Crash in Chicago Injures Nine on Michigan Avenue, Two in Critical Condition

    A CTA bus crashed at Lake Street and Michigan Avenue at evening rush hour Tuesday (June 2, 2015) leaving nine people injured, two of them critically, according to officials at the scene. The No. 148 Clarendon/Michigan Express bus reportedly was heading east on East Lake Street at about 6 p.m. when it struck at least one pedestrian in a crosswalk and four vehicles, according to media reports. At least 10 ambulances were called to the…

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    Posted on June 3, 2015 To

    Robert Clifford to Moderate Panel at ABA Magna Carta Program in London

    American Bar Association, ABA, Magna Carta, London program, difference between trying case in U.S. and U.K., Robert Clifford

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    Posted on June 1, 2015 To

    Clifford Law Newsletter – Summer 2015

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    Posted on May 29, 2015 To

    Pella Window Class Action — Are you an Appropriate Class Member?

    By Robert A. Clifford, Senior Partner and Lead Counsel in Pella Window Class Action, and Shannon McNulty, Partner, Clifford Law Offices If you have Pella ProLine Casement windows, you may be a member of a class action underway in the Northern District of Illinois. For more information, go to www.CliffordLaw.com/class actions. Q: I have Pella ProLine casement windows, but they are not showing any signs of defect rot. Am I still a class member? What…

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    Posted on May 27, 2015 To

    Child Killed by Pit Bull in Chicago; Dog Bite Claims on the Rise

    Children are most often the victims of dog bites, as evidenced by the recent attack in Chicago of a pit bull that killed an innocent five-year-old child. The story is a terrible tragedy that has been reported in the news for days. Dogs are many times our closest companions and considered one of the family. But any dog can be territorial and unpredictable when it feels threatened or when defending puppies, owners or food. “Our…

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    Posted on May 27, 2015 To

    More than One in Three Nursing Homes Receive Relatively Low Overall Ratings on Nursing Home Care

    More than one third of the nation’s 15,500 nursing homes received relatively low ratings of one or two stars under the federal government’s recently revamped five-star Quality Rating System, according to a new analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation. This number accounts for some 39 percent of all nursing home residents. The rating system is overseen by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and is based on deficiencies that may be reported during health…

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