A tire repairman who regularly lifted tires weighing over 100 pounds injured his back and sought Workers' Compensation help from Jonel Metaj of Ankin Law Office in Chicago, Illinois.
Thanks to Ankin Law attorney Josh Rudolfi, a truck driver with an injured spine and two injured knees was awarded a favorable settlement in arbitration. The arbitrator found that the driver, whose semi-truck was broadsided at an intersection is entitled to receive much needed bilateral knee surgeries and cervical medial branch blocks. Rudolfi was also able to ensure that his employer, Lakeshore Beverage pay for all post-operative care. In addition Lakeshore Beverage must pay all past medical services totaling $23,560.04.
An airline baggage handler injured on the job was awarded total knee arthroplasty for his right knee and temporary total disability benefits of $1,365.28/week for 118 1/7 weeks.
Ankin Law attorney, Josh Rudolf recently represented a worker who was injured when he was struck by a forklift on the job. The dock man/forklift driver, stated his duties included unloading tractor trailers by hand or with a forklift. On the day of the accident, he was on a dock looking for a piece of freight when someone in a forklift struck him from behind. He fell to the ground and immediately felt pain in his lower back, shoulder, and neck. He reported the accident and was sent the same day to a medical center.
Scott Goldstein Successful in Workers' Compensation ArbitrationAnkin Law Office, LLC
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The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission ruled in favor of the petitioner, finding that an accidental injury occurred on December 1, 2023, while employed by Performance Team Logistics, resulting in a cervical disc herniation and related medical conditions. The commission ordered the employer to pay for medical expenses and temporary total disability benefits, along with a credit for previously paid temporary total disability benefits. The decision allows for continued hearings regarding prospective medical care and additional compensation if necessary.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a decision affirming the arbitrator's findings regarding a work-related injury sustained by a petitioner against Loretto Hospital on September 23, 2021. The commission remands the case for further determinations on compensation and affirms the need for respondent to pay temporary total disability benefits, alongside necessary medical treatment. The arbitrator concluded that the petitioner suffered an accidental injury in the course of employment, and orders were established regarding credits for previous payments and prospective medical treatment.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission decision awarded petitioner temporary total disability benefits and prospective medical care for injuries sustained during an accident on June 2, 2021, while employed by the City of Chicago. The arbitrator found that the petitioner’s left knee and bilateral hip conditions were causally related to the work injury, resulting in the need for right hip replacement surgery. The decision includes a credit for temporary disability benefits already paid and requires the respondent to cover the cost of the upcoming surgical procedure.
Ankin Law represented an injured worker who was working on a scissor lift when it was tipped by a third-party security employee and he fell to the ground about 16 to 20 feet.
The Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission made a decision regarding a case involving a petitioner who was injured while working for Custom Aluminum Products, Inc. The arbitrator found that the injuries sustained by the petitioner were causally related to an undisputed work accident on April 21, 2022, and awarded the petitioner $18,255.68 for reasonable medical expenses along with the approval for recommended surgeries. The decision also emphasized that the respondent has not paid all appropriate medical charges and that prospective medical care is warranted.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission affirmed the arbitrator's decision regarding a worker's compensation claim against Mainfreight, Inc., addressing issues related to causation, medical expenses, and temporary total compensation. The commission ordered the case to be remanded for further evaluation of compensation for permanent disability and affirmed that the respondent must pay the petitioner for reasonable medical services and temporary total disability benefits. The decision also includes specific clarifications and credited amounts related to past medical payments.
Scott Goldstein Secures Favorable Decision for Injured Truck DriverAnkin Law Office, LLC
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Ankin Law attorney, Scott Goldstein represented a truck driver with an injured knee. The arbitrator awarded Goldstein's client TTD, medical bills and knee surgery.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission made a decision in case number 20WC006754 regarding a petition by an employee against her employer, Consolidated Cases. The arbitrator determined that the employee was injured on March 5, 2020, while working, and ordered the employer to pay for reasonable medical expenses totaling over $32,000 and temporary total disability benefits for 22 weeks. The findings included a causal relationship between the injury and the employee's current condition, and a rating of 7% permanent partial disability due to the injury.
Ankin Law attorney, Scott Goldstein represented a City of Chicago, Finance Department employee who requires carpal tunnel release surgery after spending her workdays typing at a computer.
The document outlines the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission's arbitration decision concerning Shane Kingman vs. DCC Propane, LLC, relating to an injury that occurred on June 30, 2022. The arbitrator determined that Kingman's current condition is causally linked to the workplace accident, found that necessary medical services had not been fully paid by the employer, and approved temporary total disability benefits for 44 6/7 weeks along with a recommended microdiscectomy surgery. Additionally, the order included a denial of penalties against the employer and established grounds for potential appeals.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a corrected arbitration decision regarding case number 19wc01 involving a petitioner who sustained a work-related injury while employed by FedEx. Findings confirmed that an employee-employer relationship existed, the incident arose out of the course of employment, and the petitioner is entitled to temporary total disability benefits and medical compensation, with a total credit to the employer for prior payments. The arbitrator established the extent of permanent partial disability at 25% loss, with various medical treatments ruled as necessary and reasonable.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission ruled in favor of a petitioner who sustained a workplace injury while employed by Steris Instrument Management Services on February 27, 2019. The arbitrator found that the petitioner was entitled to pay for reasonable medical services totaling $66,040.00 and temporary total disability benefits of $413.06 per week for 22 weeks, along with 37.5 weeks of permanent partial disability benefits due to a 7.5% loss of person-as-a-whole, with credits for previously paid benefits taken into account.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a decision regarding a case where the petitioner sustained injuries while working for Mainfreight, Inc. The arbitrator determined that the petitioner was entitled to medical benefits totaling $44,186.20 and temporary total disability benefits of $573.33 per week for 47 weeks, confirming the causal relationship between the workplace accident and the petitioner's condition. The decision outlined the compensation details and the need for ongoing medical treatment and care.
The document outlines the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission's arbitration decision regarding a claim filed by a petitioner against the State of Illinois following a work-related injury on March 1, 2016. The arbitrator found in favor of the petitioner, determining that there was a causal connection between the injury and the petitioner's current condition, and ordered the respondent to pay outstanding medical bills and temporary total disability benefits. The total amount awarded includes specific payments for medical services and ongoing disability compensation, with details provided on the calculations and findings of fact.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission ruled on case number 21WC034983 involving a petitioner injured while working for GardaWorld Security Services. The arbitrator found that the injury was work-related, and the respondent is required to pay for medical services amounting to $13,548.98 and temporary total disability benefits of $533.33 per week for approximately 33 weeks. Additional medical care, including surgeries for carpal tunnel and trigger thumb, was also recommended.
Josh Rudolfi Secures "odd-lot" Permanent and Total Disability BenefitsAnkin Law Office, LLC
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The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a decision regarding case number 14WC035907, where the petitioner, an employee of the Illinois Department of Human Services, sustained an injury during work. The arbitrator found that the injury was work-related, established the compensable nature of the claim, and ordered the respondent to pay medical and disability benefits totaling $266,299.26, while also allowing for future adjustments. The document outlines the extensive medical treatment and evaluations undertaken by the petitioner due to the injury and assesses the impact on the petitioner's employment prospects and ongoing rehabilitation needs.
This document is an arbitration decision from the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission regarding a case between an employee, Petitioner, and her employer, Respondent HEI Hospitality/Marriott International Inc. The Petitioner, a 56-year-old housekeeper, injured her right knee at work on August 16, 2018 while stripping a bed. She underwent treatment including surgery and was found to have a permanent partial disability. The Arbitrator awarded the Petitioner medical benefits, temporary total disability benefits, and permanent partial disability benefits of 40% loss of use of the person as a whole.
The document is a 12 page arbitration decision from the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission regarding a case between an employee, [Petitioner], and their employer, Speedway LLC, [Respondent]. It details the employee's injury at work where they slipped and fell on ice sustaining a fracture to their right tibia. It describes the employee's medical treatment, including surgery, as well as testimony provided. The arbitrator found that the employee's current condition was causally related to the work injury and that the employer is responsible for all reasonable and necessary medical bills and temporary total disability benefits, less a credit to the employer.
Rockford City Employee Robbed at Gunpoint Receives Workers Compensation BenefitsAnkin Law Office, LLC
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Petitioner, a former employee of the City of Rockford, was held at gunpoint by two men while working on April 17, 2017. He sought medical treatment and was diagnosed with acute stress disorder and PTSD. He underwent psychotherapy and was placed off work until September 22, 2017. Respondent sent Petitioner for an IME, where the doctor found Petitioner had reached MMI and could return to work, but Petitioner's treating doctors disagreed. Petitioner was terminated before returning to work and later found employment with the VA. The arbitrator must determine if Petitioner's condition was causally related to the work incident and the benefits owed.
The arbitration decision involved a workers' compensation claim filed by Petitioner against Respondent. Petitioner alleged he sustained injuries to his back on October 26, 2021 while unloading boxes from his delivery truck for Respondent. The decision addressed disputed issues including whether Petitioner's injuries arose out of his employment, whether his condition was causally related to the accident, whether medical bills were owed, and whether temporary disability benefits were owed. Based on the evidence presented, the arbitrator found in favor of Petitioner and ordered Respondent to pay outstanding medical bills and temporary disability benefits.
The document is a court order affirming the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission's decision to award benefits to a school bus driver who suffered a right shoulder injury while working. The court found the injury arose out of her employment, as she had to manually open the bus door multiple times, leading to her injury on October 10, 2018. The decision included confirmed benefits, a modified average weekly wage calculation, and ordered the employer to cover medical expenses and required surgeries.
This document is an arbitration decision from the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission regarding a claim filed by an employee, [Petitioner], against their employer, Ed Miniat L.L.C., [Respondent]. The decision finds that the Petitioner sustained work-related accidents on October 18, 2019 and October 25, 2019 while employed by the Respondent as a sanitation technician. As a result, the Respondent is ordered to pay unpaid medical bills, temporary total disability benefits from July 17, 2020 to January 26, 2022, and authorize prospective medical treatment recommended by Petitioner's doctor.
The document discusses a recent trial decision in favor of Patricia Cole against the CTA, where she was awarded $23,000 for injuries sustained during an attack. It also highlights Ankin Law's ongoing training initiatives for staff, emphasizes the importance of cyber training, and announces various internal activities, including a waste basket basketball challenge. Additionally, it provides details about a system maintenance scheduled for a firewall update.
Matt and Ian successfully mediated two six-figure injury cases, emphasizing the benefits of mediation in understanding case realities and client needs. Ankin Law celebrates its growth and upcoming 25th anniversary, along with various community engagements and employee additions. The newsletter also highlights personal connections with clients as a vital aspect of legal practice.
Attorney Maria Merman successfully represented a client involved in a multi-car pileup, overcoming initial liability denials by filing suit and advocating for the client. The case involved complex factors including multiple vehicles colliding due to adverse weather conditions, and Merman was able to demonstrate negligence against the responsible party. Additionally, the document highlights employee programs at Ankin Law Firm, including support services for various personal and legal matters.
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“STOLEN CHILDHOODS":
Every pair of tiny hands that holds a tool instead of a toy… Holds the weight of a failed society.
Childhood is meant to be a garden of dreams—Filled with laughter, play, and innocent schemes.
Yet, across dusty roads and behind dim factory walls,Little hands tremble not with joy, but with burdened calls.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission affirmed the arbitrator's decision regarding a worker's compensation claim against Mainfreight, Inc., addressing issues related to causation, medical expenses, and temporary total compensation. The commission ordered the case to be remanded for further evaluation of compensation for permanent disability and affirmed that the respondent must pay the petitioner for reasonable medical services and temporary total disability benefits. The decision also includes specific clarifications and credited amounts related to past medical payments.
Scott Goldstein Secures Favorable Decision for Injured Truck DriverAnkin Law Office, LLC
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Ankin Law attorney, Scott Goldstein represented a truck driver with an injured knee. The arbitrator awarded Goldstein's client TTD, medical bills and knee surgery.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission made a decision in case number 20WC006754 regarding a petition by an employee against her employer, Consolidated Cases. The arbitrator determined that the employee was injured on March 5, 2020, while working, and ordered the employer to pay for reasonable medical expenses totaling over $32,000 and temporary total disability benefits for 22 weeks. The findings included a causal relationship between the injury and the employee's current condition, and a rating of 7% permanent partial disability due to the injury.
Ankin Law attorney, Scott Goldstein represented a City of Chicago, Finance Department employee who requires carpal tunnel release surgery after spending her workdays typing at a computer.
The document outlines the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission's arbitration decision concerning Shane Kingman vs. DCC Propane, LLC, relating to an injury that occurred on June 30, 2022. The arbitrator determined that Kingman's current condition is causally linked to the workplace accident, found that necessary medical services had not been fully paid by the employer, and approved temporary total disability benefits for 44 6/7 weeks along with a recommended microdiscectomy surgery. Additionally, the order included a denial of penalties against the employer and established grounds for potential appeals.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a corrected arbitration decision regarding case number 19wc01 involving a petitioner who sustained a work-related injury while employed by FedEx. Findings confirmed that an employee-employer relationship existed, the incident arose out of the course of employment, and the petitioner is entitled to temporary total disability benefits and medical compensation, with a total credit to the employer for prior payments. The arbitrator established the extent of permanent partial disability at 25% loss, with various medical treatments ruled as necessary and reasonable.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission ruled in favor of a petitioner who sustained a workplace injury while employed by Steris Instrument Management Services on February 27, 2019. The arbitrator found that the petitioner was entitled to pay for reasonable medical services totaling $66,040.00 and temporary total disability benefits of $413.06 per week for 22 weeks, along with 37.5 weeks of permanent partial disability benefits due to a 7.5% loss of person-as-a-whole, with credits for previously paid benefits taken into account.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a decision regarding a case where the petitioner sustained injuries while working for Mainfreight, Inc. The arbitrator determined that the petitioner was entitled to medical benefits totaling $44,186.20 and temporary total disability benefits of $573.33 per week for 47 weeks, confirming the causal relationship between the workplace accident and the petitioner's condition. The decision outlined the compensation details and the need for ongoing medical treatment and care.
The document outlines the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission's arbitration decision regarding a claim filed by a petitioner against the State of Illinois following a work-related injury on March 1, 2016. The arbitrator found in favor of the petitioner, determining that there was a causal connection between the injury and the petitioner's current condition, and ordered the respondent to pay outstanding medical bills and temporary total disability benefits. The total amount awarded includes specific payments for medical services and ongoing disability compensation, with details provided on the calculations and findings of fact.
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission ruled on case number 21WC034983 involving a petitioner injured while working for GardaWorld Security Services. The arbitrator found that the injury was work-related, and the respondent is required to pay for medical services amounting to $13,548.98 and temporary total disability benefits of $533.33 per week for approximately 33 weeks. Additional medical care, including surgeries for carpal tunnel and trigger thumb, was also recommended.
Josh Rudolfi Secures "odd-lot" Permanent and Total Disability BenefitsAnkin Law Office, LLC
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The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission issued a decision regarding case number 14WC035907, where the petitioner, an employee of the Illinois Department of Human Services, sustained an injury during work. The arbitrator found that the injury was work-related, established the compensable nature of the claim, and ordered the respondent to pay medical and disability benefits totaling $266,299.26, while also allowing for future adjustments. The document outlines the extensive medical treatment and evaluations undertaken by the petitioner due to the injury and assesses the impact on the petitioner's employment prospects and ongoing rehabilitation needs.
This document is an arbitration decision from the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission regarding a case between an employee, Petitioner, and her employer, Respondent HEI Hospitality/Marriott International Inc. The Petitioner, a 56-year-old housekeeper, injured her right knee at work on August 16, 2018 while stripping a bed. She underwent treatment including surgery and was found to have a permanent partial disability. The Arbitrator awarded the Petitioner medical benefits, temporary total disability benefits, and permanent partial disability benefits of 40% loss of use of the person as a whole.
The document is a 12 page arbitration decision from the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission regarding a case between an employee, [Petitioner], and their employer, Speedway LLC, [Respondent]. It details the employee's injury at work where they slipped and fell on ice sustaining a fracture to their right tibia. It describes the employee's medical treatment, including surgery, as well as testimony provided. The arbitrator found that the employee's current condition was causally related to the work injury and that the employer is responsible for all reasonable and necessary medical bills and temporary total disability benefits, less a credit to the employer.
Rockford City Employee Robbed at Gunpoint Receives Workers Compensation BenefitsAnkin Law Office, LLC
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Petitioner, a former employee of the City of Rockford, was held at gunpoint by two men while working on April 17, 2017. He sought medical treatment and was diagnosed with acute stress disorder and PTSD. He underwent psychotherapy and was placed off work until September 22, 2017. Respondent sent Petitioner for an IME, where the doctor found Petitioner had reached MMI and could return to work, but Petitioner's treating doctors disagreed. Petitioner was terminated before returning to work and later found employment with the VA. The arbitrator must determine if Petitioner's condition was causally related to the work incident and the benefits owed.
The arbitration decision involved a workers' compensation claim filed by Petitioner against Respondent. Petitioner alleged he sustained injuries to his back on October 26, 2021 while unloading boxes from his delivery truck for Respondent. The decision addressed disputed issues including whether Petitioner's injuries arose out of his employment, whether his condition was causally related to the accident, whether medical bills were owed, and whether temporary disability benefits were owed. Based on the evidence presented, the arbitrator found in favor of Petitioner and ordered Respondent to pay outstanding medical bills and temporary disability benefits.
The document is a court order affirming the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission's decision to award benefits to a school bus driver who suffered a right shoulder injury while working. The court found the injury arose out of her employment, as she had to manually open the bus door multiple times, leading to her injury on October 10, 2018. The decision included confirmed benefits, a modified average weekly wage calculation, and ordered the employer to cover medical expenses and required surgeries.
This document is an arbitration decision from the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission regarding a claim filed by an employee, [Petitioner], against their employer, Ed Miniat L.L.C., [Respondent]. The decision finds that the Petitioner sustained work-related accidents on October 18, 2019 and October 25, 2019 while employed by the Respondent as a sanitation technician. As a result, the Respondent is ordered to pay unpaid medical bills, temporary total disability benefits from July 17, 2020 to January 26, 2022, and authorize prospective medical treatment recommended by Petitioner's doctor.
The document discusses a recent trial decision in favor of Patricia Cole against the CTA, where she was awarded $23,000 for injuries sustained during an attack. It also highlights Ankin Law's ongoing training initiatives for staff, emphasizes the importance of cyber training, and announces various internal activities, including a waste basket basketball challenge. Additionally, it provides details about a system maintenance scheduled for a firewall update.
Matt and Ian successfully mediated two six-figure injury cases, emphasizing the benefits of mediation in understanding case realities and client needs. Ankin Law celebrates its growth and upcoming 25th anniversary, along with various community engagements and employee additions. The newsletter also highlights personal connections with clients as a vital aspect of legal practice.
Attorney Maria Merman successfully represented a client involved in a multi-car pileup, overcoming initial liability denials by filing suit and advocating for the client. The case involved complex factors including multiple vehicles colliding due to adverse weather conditions, and Merman was able to demonstrate negligence against the responsible party. Additionally, the document highlights employee programs at Ankin Law Firm, including support services for various personal and legal matters.
SILENT EMERGENCY OF CHILD LABOUR WORLD WIDEaaphazratbal
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“STOLEN CHILDHOODS":
Every pair of tiny hands that holds a tool instead of a toy… Holds the weight of a failed society.
Childhood is meant to be a garden of dreams—Filled with laughter, play, and innocent schemes.
Yet, across dusty roads and behind dim factory walls,Little hands tremble not with joy, but with burdened calls.
Williams Rush & Associates is a trusted business debt collection agency, delivering professional, results-driven solutions. With a focus on ethical recovery, they help companies regain control of their finances while preserving valuable client relationships and improving overall cash flow.
The Changing Face of Indian Festivals in the Digital Age.pdfkapoorgita1991
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This presentation explores how Indian festivals are adapting to the digital age, blending age-old traditions with modern technology. From virtual pujas and video calls to online shopping and social media sharing, celebrations have expanded beyond physical boundaries. While e-commerce and digital platforms have made festivals more accessible and visually shareable, there’s a growing need to maintain authenticity amidst convenience. Ultimately, the evolution reflects a cultural shift where tradition and innovation coexist, allowing festivals to remain relevant and meaningful in a rapidly changing world.
The document outlines the services offered by Kairos, including an advance payment option for legal services through a third-party provider and a limited-time affordable subscription program. It addresses common FAQs regarding service charges, attorney availability, document review turnaround time, and payment plans. Clients are informed about the steps to initiate services, the necessity of upfront payments, and the conditions for payment plans.
I am Alessandra Kurchinski, the surviving spouse of Franklin Kurchinski and one of the beneficiaries of his Estate and Trust, along with my daughters, Jacqueline and Caroline. On October 26, 2023, I participated in a court hearing before Special Master Robert Persante regarding the trust and estate litigation involving attorney Michael Kouskoutis and my sister-in-law, Nancy Gorby, who was appointed as the Personal Representative and Successor Trustee.
This hearing, and everything leading up to it, has been one of the most emotionally and legally painful experiences of my life. I was simply trying to understand what happened to my husband's estate and make sure that our rights were respected. Instead, I was met with silence, avoidance, high legal bills, and a legal system that felt stacked against me.
I tried many times to communicate directly with Nancy. I even invited her to the bank with me to resolve things in person. She refused to come. I was told by Mr. Kouskoutis not to contact her directly, which meant every communication had to go through lawyers—raising legal costs unnecessarily. That was never what Franklin wanted.
Before we got married, Franklin and I signed a prenuptial agreement saying each of us would own 50% of everything. I never filed a lawsuit to undo the trust—I respected his estate plan—but I wanted the prenup to be followed. Instead, the court treated me like I was trying to invalidate the trust, which was not true. I just wanted the assets fairly divided according to our contract.
I asked for a reimbursement of family expenses. Instead of honoring that request, they filed a legal petition for a "family allowance" without my approval—just to bill more fees.
The legal team filed important documents like fee motions and billing logs the day before the hearing. I had no time to read or respond. I was representing myself and had no attorney. This has happened more than once. It felt like a tactic to keep me confused and unprepared.
Summary of What I Faced (2022–2025)
Nancy and her lawyer took my husband’s original wills from me and never returned them.
I filed multiple police reports about missing documents and financial mismanagement.
I was trespassed from the lawyer’s office after asking for my husband’s documents.
I was Baker Acted and humiliated in front of my daughters and neighbors.
While I was hospitalized, my home was entered without consent.
They filed civil litigation against me and my daughters using trust funds.
They filed excessive and unexplained legal fees and charged for every step.
They ignored the prenup, cut me off from information, and tried to isolate me.
I am a grieving widow, a mother, and a woman trying to protect what’s rightfully mine and my daughters’.
I only want justice, transparency, and for the Trust and Estate to follow what Franklin and I agreed on. I want this to end, so we can heal and move forward.
Got questions after a truck accident in Michigan? This FAQ presentation breaks down what you need to know — from your legal options to dealing with insurance — all in simple, straightforward terms.
The Lex Lumina of Privacy Law
Who claimed beauty, brains, and heart don't belong together with cybersecurity and law?
The Grace and the Law. The Charisma and the Leadership. The Privacy and the Influence. Meet the pageant queen who masters the world stage in law, cybersecurity, and pageants - currently holding the title of South Carolina Classic Universe Woman... Not just a title of beauty, but a symbol of brilliance.
In a world awash with data - where surveillance shadows every click and compliance guides every move - a new light has risen: the Lex Lumina, the luminous spirit of privacy law. She knows no borders yet shapes global governance. She is passionate, authentic and vibrant in the boardroom and the battlefields of public trust.
Her name? …K Royal, JD, PhD
She moves with the grace of justice - not cloaked in robes, but in clarity. Her presence is found in firm governance and the gentle nudge of ethical innovation. Her charisma is not loud – it is magnetic, drawing the best minds in law, policy, and purpose into her orbit.
In the May edition, we invite you to step into her presence and witness her story. Privacy is not a checkbox. It is a force. A protector of dignity. A strategic compass in an uncertain digital age. This month, you are not a spectator. You are the voice she defends. The future she empowers. The decision-maker she enlightens.
Step into the radiance of Lex Lumina. Experience the fusion of privacy, leadership, and law - like never before!
'Privacy is the Right. Data Privacy Law is how we Protect that Right in the Digital Age.’ ~ K Royal, JD, PhD
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Elliot Dear is a respected attorney based in Monsey, New York, with over a decade of experience in civil litigation, family law, personal injury, and real estate matters. Known for his client-first approach, Elliot offers personalized case handling, clear legal strategies, and responsive support. He holds a strong presence in the community through pro bono work and legal outreach. Clients value his integrity, professionalism, and consistent results. Whether it's courtroom advocacy or consultation, Elliot delivers trusted legal representation with honesty, compassion, and skill—making him a reliable choice for individuals and businesses across New York.
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Learning that you've been left out of a will can be unsettling. Fortunately, there's legal recourse - challenging the will. However, there are factors to consider before challenging a will.