Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Radovan Vojcic has filed a civil suit against the Lake Cook Health Care Center and says he smashed his computer upon finding photos of his dying father, taken at the nursing home, on Craigslist.
When Radovan Vojcic found photos of his dying father on Craigslist last month, he says he slammed his computer and broke the monitor. "To see a picture like that was unsettling," Vojcic said. "I see the picture pop up in my head at least five times a day." The Jovcic family has filed a civil lawsuit against Northbrook's Lake Cook Health Care Center after photos of Radovan's dying father appeared on Craigslist in October. However, the nursing home changed ownership on Nov. 1 and the current management says they have nothing to do with the incident. To see updates on this story, "like" Northbrook Patch on Facebook. Frances Meehan, the lawyer for the nursing home's current administration, issued a statement that "the facility's current …
Sunday, November 25, 2012
The current ownership at the Lake Cook Health Care Center in Northbrook say they bear no responsibility for the photos, which the lawsuit says were taken last year.
A year after Radovan Vojcic passed away at the Lake Cook Health Care Center, his son found photos of the dying man at the nursing home on Craigslist, along with insulting remarks, CBS Chicago reports. The attorneys at Fisher & LaMonica are representing the Vojcic family in civil a lawsuit against the nursing home, Courthouse News Service reports. The family has accused the nursing home of invasion of privacy, emotional distress and punitive damages for violating the Nursing Home Care Act during the patent's stay from April through September of 2011. According to the Courthouse News Service, the Vojcic complaint alleges "the right to solace and respect in his dying process were violated, causing harm to him and unimaginable grief and sorrow…
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Fisher and LaMonica will remain co-counsel in the wrongful death suit against Union Pacific after a train derailment and subsequent bridge collapse in Northbrook-Glenview.
Chicago's Clifford Law Offices announced today the Lindner family has retained them as lead counsel in the wrongful death suit after last week's bridge collapse. “We’re very experienced trial lawyers in transportation accidents,” Clifford spokeswoman Pamela Menaker said. “We’re highly experienced in terrible tragedies.” The family's initial legal representation, Fisher and LaMonica, will remain on the case as co-counsel. “The railroad has a team of attorneys," Michael LaMonica said. “It’s going to be a very involved case so we decided to get more people involved.” The Sun-Times reported today that Union Pacific has video shot onboard the derailed train, which Union Pacific and the Federal Train Administration are now reviewing. “That …
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