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Rising gas prices have pushed many Chicagoans to rethink how they get around. The average price of regular fuel in the Chicago metro area was approximately $4.43 per gallon in early April, according to AAA data.…
Briskman Briskman & Greenberg attorney, Paul Greenberg appears on the latest episode of “Chicago This Week,” the Medill-produced news program that airs on CAN TV Channel 21. The segment, reported by Morgan Hawes, takes a hard…
Illinois recently passed a law that expands and clarifies what constitutes a “bicycle” under state rules. The new law includes some low-speed e-bikes and tricycles. The change came after government officials became aware of the serious…
The holiday season has a way of bringing people together around what matters most: kindness, generosity, and community. This morning, Briskman Law’s Paul Greenberg and Gavin Pearlman were proud to take part in one of Chicago’s…
From Grant Park to the West Loop, Chicago’s festival season draws enormous crowds to outdoor events that span music, food, arts, and culture. Whether you plan to dance at the Chicago Blue’s Festival in June, attend…
Festival season never ends in Chicago. Summer is a particularly popular time for events both indoors and out. If you’re enjoying events in Chicago this June, stay safe. Take steps to protect yourself and others. If…
At Briskman Briskman & Greenberg, we are proud to announce that Paul Greenberg, a distinguished partner at our firm, has been named to the 2025 Illinois Super Lawyers list for his outstanding work in personal injury…
Public transportation is essential in Chicago, offering thousands of residents and visitors daily access to work, school and other destinations. However, when accidents occur on the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) system, the consequences can be devastating.…
Several lawsuits have been filed against a Geneva, Illinois, nursing home where a quarter of residents died from COVID-19 complications. The facility has reported some of the highest coronavirus case numbers and deaths among the state’s…
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation that will provide workers’ compensation benefits to frontline and essential workers, including first responders, who become infected with COVID-19 on the job. The law acknowledges the fact that the coronavirus…