by Curtis Ksenak | Feb 29, 2016 | Latest News
A recent Illinois Supreme Court decision will have a significant impact on the success of negligent credentialing claims against hospitals. Prior to Klaine v. Southern Illinois Hospital Services, 2016 IL 118217, it was very difficult for plaintiffs to bring negligent...
by Curtis Ksenak | Jan 20, 2016 | Latest News
Exciting things are happening for Wentzel Law in the New Year and we wanted to share some recent news with you. We were recently featured on the front page of the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin for a major victory in the Illinois Appellate Court on behalf of our client,...
by Curtis Ksenak | Nov 24, 2015 | Latest News
Imagine all of those people who were trying to be healthier only to find out that the “all natural” product they just bought actually contains secret synthetic drugs from China. What’s even worse is that these secret drugs and chemicals can be extremely harmful and...
by Curtis Ksenak | Oct 21, 2015 | Latest News
A final judgment is appealable as of right but most litigators know that judgment as to fewer than all of the parties or claims is not appealable without a “Rule 304 finding” that there is no just reason for delaying either enforcement or appeal. So then Rule 304...
by Curtis Ksenak | Jun 16, 2015 | Latest News
A recent Forbes magazine article defined a “patent troll” as, “any person or entity that owns a patent but does not produce the patented product or practice the patented method. Instead, the so-called ‘troll’ exacts a toll, in the form of a license fee, from other...
by Curtis Ksenak | Jun 9, 2015 | Latest News
Employers sometimes have legitimate complaints about employees taking truly confidential and protected information to a competitor. In many cases, however, an employer uses accusations of trade secrets theft as a weapon to wrongfully stifle worker mobility and punish...
