September, 2020 | Soffietti, Johnson, Teegan, Argueta, Bawcum & Barone

Dividing college expenses after divorce

On behalf of Soffietti, Johnson, Teegen, Argueta, Bawcum & Barone | Sep 21, 2020 | Divorce

Illinois divorce law is unique in that judges can require parents to pay for their children’s college education. If you are ending your marriage and will share custody of minor children, you may want to make arrangements for these expenses in your parenting...

Can I still sue if I signed a liability waiver?

On behalf of Soffietti, Johnson, Teegen, Argueta, Bawcum & Barone | Sep 12, 2020 | Personal Injury

If you have recently suffered an injury in Illinois due to someone else’s negligence, you can pursue damages to compensate for your suffering. Illinois subscribes to modified comparative negligence, meaning that you may still receive damages even if you were partially...

What to do with a denied workers’ compensation claim

On behalf of Soffietti, Johnson, Teegen, Argueta, Bawcum & Barone | Sep 2, 2020 | Workers' Compensation

Employees who receive injuries while on the job are legally able to file for workers’ compensation benefits. These benefits cover medical bills and lost wages as a result of the injuries. In order to receive these benefits, an employee must fill out a claim form;...

Dividing college expenses after divorce

Can I still sue if I signed a liability waiver?

What to do with a denied workers’ compensation claim

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