Martha Gely-Kruto reflects on the history of National Hispanic Heritage Month and the importance of celebrating the Hispanic community.

Illinois Workers’ Compensation and the feeling of “Watered-Down” Treatment of Evidentiary Rules.

Nyhan celebrates the inclusion of Brian Raterman in Chicago Lawyer’s 40 Under Forty list for his successes in the courtroom, contributions to the legal community and admirable relationships with opposing counsel.

President William A. Lowry joins the Illinois Judicial Conference as a public member.

Nyhan observes Women's Equality Day to recognize the signing of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution in 1920, along with its profound impact on society and our firm today.

The Circuit Court of Cook County addressed an increasingly common – and expensive – dispute between providers and payors concerning surgery facility fees, and found that the payor’s interpretation of the fee schedule was correct.

Nyhan President William A. Lowry has been named on The Best Lawyers in America 2024 list for his work in Workers’ Compensation Law.

Bill’s significant contributions to social change in and beyond Chicago showcase the important role attorneys can play in shaping a better future, even outside of the courtroom.

Nyhan details the petitioner’s burden of proof in occupational disease case studies and outlines key factors an employee needs to establish to be deemed compensable under the Occupational Disease Act.

The ADA has transformed lives, broken barriers, and improved accessibility, enabling greater inclusivity for individuals with disabilities. Nyhan celebrates businesses that have embraced ADA principles, quietly enhancing the quality of life for many, and fostering an integrated and empowered workforce.