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WLS-AM: Patrick A. Salvi II to Defend Pericles as a Hero During National Hellenic Museums Trial Series
Chicago Managing Partner Patrick A. Salvi II is participating in the National Hellenic Museum’s 2024 mock trial. Each year, NHM takes people from ancient history and brings them to light during a trial using present-day situations. This year, it is the Trial of Pericles. Mr. Salvi was a guest on…
Media Coverage: Chicago City Council Approves $45 Million Settlement for Teen Catastrophically Injured in Police Chase
CHICAGO (March 21, 2024) – The Chicago City Council unanimously approved a proposed $45 million settlement on behalf of Nathen Jones, a boy that suffered catastrophic injuries during a police chase in 2021. The Estate of Nathen Jones is represented by Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard attorneys Patrick A. Salvi II, Lance D….
FRA NOI: Patrick A. Salvi’s Baseball Prowess Earns a NIASHF Nod
CHICAGO (March 18, 2024) – Salvi Sports CEO and Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard, P.C. Managing Equity Partner and Chairman Patrick A. Salvi was honored as Sportsman of the Year at the National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame’s induction ceremony and gala in December. NIASHF presents the Sportsman of the…
News coverage: Family of man killed by CTA worker files wrongful death lawsuit against CTA
CHICAGO (March 5, 2024) – The family of a man who was brutally beaten to death by a CTA employee at the LaSalle Street Blue Line stop last year, filed a civil wrongful death lawsuit Tuesday against the Chicago Transit Authority. The family is represented by attorneys Lance D. Northcutt…
FOX32: Lance D. Northcutt discusses proposed news rules to protect wheelchairs on airplanes
CHICAGO – United States Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg proposed new rules that ensure wheelchairs arrive at their destination unharmed. These rules include training employees on how to handle mobility equipment and how to better handle interactions with passengers. Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard Partner Lance D. Northcutt, who filed a…
CBS: Food manufacture workplace safety violations cause severe injuries
CHICAGO – Oscar Gonzalez-Malave was working on the production line at Rana Meal Solutions in Bartlett when his hand got caught inside a massive industrial pasta machine, leading to his arm being amputated just below his shoulder. Oscar filed a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of failing to protect…
Fra Noi: Patrick A. Salvi II Earns High Praise from Chicago Lawyer Magazine
CHICAGO (February 19, 2024) – Chicago Lawyer Magazine presented its 2023 Person of the Year Award to Patrick A. Salvi II, the Chicago managing partner at the law firm of Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard. The honor is bestowed annually upon a newsmaker, trendsetter or legal leader, according to the publication’s…
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin: Brian L. Salvi discusses Law Division Amends Assignment Procedure
CHICAGO (February 9, 2024) – In response to concerns about expert witness scheduling in the Law Division of the Cook County Circuit Court, Acting Presiding Judge Kathy M. Flanagan amended the advanced random assignment procedure Thursday. Under the new order, the verification of availability of five agreed-upon judges will be…
News Coverage: $500K Settlement for Family of Illinois Man Killed by Intoxicated Snowmobiler in Vilas, County Wisconsin
CHICAGO (February 2, 2024) – An avid Illinois snowmobiler was killed in a Wisconsin head-on crash with an intoxicated driver of another snowmobile. Following Mr. Groter’s death, his family retained Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard attorney David J. Rashid to represent them in a wrongful death lawsuit. Before the case was…
Chicago Tribune: Winnetka lawyer who filed first Northwestern hazing suit named Chicago Lawyer Magazine’s 2023 Person of the Year
Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard Chicago Managing Partner, Patrick A. Salvi II, was named Chicago Lawyer Magazine’s 2023 “Person of the Year.” Managing Editor John McNally said the award is given to a “newsmaker, trendsetter or legal leader” in the Chicago legal community and cited Salvi being retained by a former…
