Back to the office after another great National Retail and Restaurant Defense Association conference! Charleston was beautiful, the content was informative, and - always the highlight - the people involved with this organization are top notch. Great perspectives all around on risk and defense in the hospitality space. Kudos to our fearless leaders for a successful event, and looking forward to the next one! #NRRDA23 #NRRDAnetworking #defenseattorney #event
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Clausen Miller is #hiring! Seeking an associate attorney with litigation experience to be based out of our #Chicago office (hybrid available), with a variety of interesting work in defense of healthcare, professional liability, employment, and other casualty matters. Great colleagues, great work, great benefits, and a great place to build a career. Please reach out with any interest, referrals, or questions!
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Cheers to another great #NRRDA event in Louisville! We enjoyed quality bourbon, baseball, and risk and litigation insights for the restaurant and retail industry. Thanks to all the organizers and presenters for a job well done. Now, if Louisville Slugger could just sprinkle a little extra magic in those White Sox bats…
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Good people, doing good work, that I’m fortunate to be a part of!
The cornerstone of Clausen Miller’s practice lies in its outstanding insurance law work. The Firm is proud that this exceptional practice has earned it a spot on Best Law Firms’ 2023 Metro – Chicago list in the Insurance Law category.
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We work hard together across state lines - but we can also have fun, too! It was great to spend time doing both in person with our FL and TX colleagues last week.
Clausen Miller’s Florida and Texas partners were delighted to visit Chicago last week for events hosted by the Firm’s home office. Partners from multiple Clausen Miller offices attended a Cubs game, collaborated in the office and concluded the three-day get-together with a golf outing. The visit showcases the Firm’s commitment to fostering strong bonds within our team, which empowers us to work together across offices with great effectiveness.
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Always nice to see a defense forum-shopping win out of Illinois!
The Illinois Appellate Court reversed a lower court’s decision to keep a case in Cook County upon finding it should have been heard in the county where the defendant’s facility was located. Eli Vine and Kathleen Klein examine how the case may serve as precedent against forum shopping plaintiffs.
Google Maps Lead Appellate Court to Reversal - Clausen Miller
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Smash that glass ceiling to pieces… #womenlawyers #workingmom
On International Women’s Day, Clausen Miller honors all of the women who contribute to the Firm and its clients’ success, including Directors/Practice Group Leaders Amy Paulus and Paige Neel, Practice Group Leaders Melinda Kollross and mara goltsman, Shareholders Colleen Beverly, Margaret Fahey, Kathleen Klein, and Ilene Korey, Partners Melissa Burghardt, Kimbley Kearney, Tami Kay Lee, Maura Morgan, Erin Pellegrino, Kris Spiro, Irene Thaler, Kelly Vogt and Jennifer White, in addition to our associate attorneys and numerous support staff members working together to achieve remarkable results nationwide. Amy Paulus, Clausen’s General Counsel, member of the Board of Directors, and Liability Coverage Practice Group Leader, shared her perspective: “When I started at Clausen 34 years ago, the Firm was a much different place, with very few women attorneys, let alone partners or women in positions of authority. Today, I am incredibly proud and grateful to witness the evolution of our Firm to one where women lead the charge, enjoy the flexibility to raise families while fiercely litigating for our clients, and, to borrow from the magnificent Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, women at CM are in all the rooms where decisions are being made.”
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KY court weighs in, taking a narrow view of the scope of information about prior incidents and local crime stats relevant to premises/negligent security claims.
Paul Esposito explains how a recent Kentucky Supreme Court decision may help in defending chain stores against premise liability claims.
Down to Size: Preventing Overreaches in Premises Liability Cases - Clausen Miller
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