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Clausen Miller’s Houston Office Opening August 1st

Clausen Miller is delighted to announce that the new Houston office will officially open on Monday, August 1st.

Tom Moody and Zachary Sonenblum Granted Dismissal for Insurer Client Based on Insured’s Failure to Comply with Fla. Stat. 627.70152

Clausen Miller attorneys Tom Moody and Zachary Sonenblum have secured dismissal of a plaintiff’s complaint due to failure to comply with Pre-Suit Statutory Notice requirements.

Tom Moody Granted Summary Judgment for Client in Insurance-Policy Dispute

Clausen Miller attorney Tom Moody recently obtained summary judgment for his client against a lawsuit alleging breaches of an insurance policy.

Clausen Miller Welcomes Four New Attorneys to Florida Offices

Partner Jennifer White and associates KeiErica Baker, Zachary Sonenblum, and Erick Rodriguez join Clausen Miller’s Florida office

Brian Riordan and William Dickinson Successful in Legal Malpractice Suit

Clausen Miller attorneys Brian Riordan and William Dickinson have successfully defended a client against a legal malpractice suit.

Clausen Miller Celebrates Four Years of Client Service in Florida

Clausen Miller celebrates the Firm’s four-year anniversary of its Florida offices.

Clausen Miller Expands to Texas with Addition of Houston Office

Clausen Miller announces the launch of its Houston office, to be led by Ramy Elmasri, and expansion of the Firm’s presence in the Southwest.

Mara Goltsman Named Subrogation Practice Leader of New York and New Jersey Offices

Clausen Miller P.C. promotes Mara Goltsman to Subrogation Practice Leader of the Firm’s New York and New Jersey offices.

Don Sampen’s Historical Novel The Whims of War Reviewed in CBA Record

Partner and prolific writer Don Sampen’s historical fiction novel, The Whims of War, was recently reviewed in the Chicago Bar Association’s CBA Record. The novel tells the story of a family businessman in Philadelphia who is drawn reluctantly into taking sides in the Revolutionary War.

Cook County Judge Rules Illinois Prejudgment Interest Statute Unconstitutional

By Thushan M. Sabaratnam & Morgan A. Dilbeck

A recent Cook County Circuit Court ruling finds that a prejudgment interest statute requiring a defendant to extend a settlement offer within one year of plaintiff filing a major tort claim, including personal injury and wrongful death, violates the Illinois Constitution.