Circuit Court determines that the Commission decision was against the manifest weight where no medical expert supported petitioner’s overcompensation theory.

Bill has once again been ranked on the Best Lawyers list for his trial and appellate practice regarding workers' compensation and employer liability.

What does this mean for workers’ compensation? Medicare isn’t calling all the shots any longer. Unlike in the past, Courts will no longer need to defer to how Medicare interprets ambiguities or silence in applicable statutes.

Anuoluwapo and Ross join the firm as Associates in the workers’ compensation group.

Members of Nyhan's Social, Charitable, and DEI Committees volunteered in United Way's Care Project to support the WE Organization.

John Harp, III and Daniel Swanson bring a combined 50 years of experience in workers’ compensation to the firm.

In a recent decision, the Appellate Court determines that the clear, unambiguous language of Section 8(e)17 calls for using the “percentage” approach over the “weeks” method for application of credits.

Bill has helped mold the firm into what it is today – an inclusive and community-service-focused institution in Chicago’s legal realm.

The Appellate Court reversed the Commission’s award of PPD and ordered an award of wage differential benefits.

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