The Vrdolyak Law Group Obtains $2.6 Million Jury Verdict for Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer
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"Insurance companies often look for pre-existing conditions as an excuse for not paying fair compensation. But, an accident could make a pre-exisiting condition worse, or cause a new injury," said
"When those responsible refuse to pay what's fair, we fight to get it for our client," said
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