We're happy to share that Michael T. Gill and Matthew D. Ports were named to the 2018 Illinois Super Lawyers list in the Personal Injury Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff practice area. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more than five percent of attorneys in Illinois. Congratulations to Mike and Matt on their selection to this year's list and for their ongoing dedication to representing victims and families harmed by medical negligence, defective products, construction negligence, motor vehicle accidents, and other unsafe or dangerous conditions.
Michael T. Gill and Matthew D. Ports Named to 2018 Illinois Super Lawyers List
Two Worker Deaths in Pekin Result in $6 Million Settlement
The deaths of two downstate Illinois workers have resulted in a $6 million settlement to their estates.
Thank You For Coming to the ABOTA Masters In Trial® Program
Pfaff, Gill & Ports to Chair ABOTA Masters in Trial® Program
Please join us for the ABOTA Masters in Trial program on March 10, 2017 at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. The program includes excellent lawyers, CLE credit, and cocktails to follow. Register online at ABOTAMastersInTrial.org. Online registration is open to new and experienced lawyers until March 6, 2017.
$1.8M Settlement for Wrongful Death of Newborn
Matthew D. Ports of Pfaff, Gill & Ports, Ltd. recently negotiated a $1.8 million settlement for the wrongful death of a newborn, survived by his loving mother and father. We claimed that the delivering physician and the nurses failed to identify the baby's deteriorating condition as could be seen on the fetal monitoring strips. We believe that a c-section done at any time in the hours before delivery would have easily saved the child.
Bruce Pfaff & Matt Ports Honored at JVR Awards for Trial Lawyer Excellence
In The News - Appeals Panel Upholds 12M Malpractice Verdict
$12mill award upheld for family of man who died waiting 6hrs for emergency blood treatment | https://t.co/7ZGsRlGw9u pic.twitter.com/8repPPzCwX
In The News - Appeals Panel Upholds 12M Malpractice Verdict
$12mill award upheld for family of man who died waiting 6hrs for emergency blood treatment | https://t.co/7ZGsRlGw9u pic.twitter.com/8repPPzCwX