Our office represented an insurance carrier and conducted Examinations Under Oath in claim arising from a house fire where the insured and his spouse were having an argument, gas can was involved, items were thrown toward the house, and the house fire began within minutes thereafter. Ultimately, the insured homeowner (one spouse only) pled guilty to arson, and the claim was denied.
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Lasalle County - House fire
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Rock Island County - Successful Motion for Summary Judgment
Tom Norman represented a Defendant who was involved in a motor vehicle accident where another vehicle turned in front of her while a third vehicle...
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John Fleming defended a laundromat business, in a case involving a customer who slipped on tracked in water from ice, slush, and snow at the entrance...
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