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Charles Candiano
Accident and Injury Advocates Who Care About YOU
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Education
- The John Marshall Law School
- J.D. (1995)
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Professional Experience
- Owner
- Candiano Law Office
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- Trial Attorney
- The Margolis Firm, PC
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- Trial Attorney
- Margolis & Velasco
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- Trial Attorney
- Rusin, Patton, Maciorowski & Friedman
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- Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
- Office of the Prosecuting Attorney, Lake County Indiana
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Professional Associations
- Chicago Bar Association
- Chair Professional Fees Committee
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- Indiana State Bar
- Member
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- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
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Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
- Illinois
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- Indiana
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- Federal Circuit
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Fees
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Free Consultation
You and I will discuss your claim until I am satisfied that I can help and your questions are answered, WITHOUT cost or obligation. -
Contingent Fees
Our fee on Personal Injury cases is 1/3 of the recovery and costs. Our fee on Workers' Compensation cases is set by statute at 20% of Settlement or Award and costs
Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
- Workers' Compensation
Languages
- English: Spoken, Written
Legal Answers
- Q. Hit a car windshield with a golf ball; legal steps and liability?
- A: Your question admits responsibility for damaging the windshield. Given your admission, you are absolutely liable for the damage. Most insurance companies want a contemporaneous police report to accept liability for property damage. Most homeowner's deductibles are rather high. Replacing a windshield on an older, low-tech car may be as low as $300. Newer, high-end, high-tech cars can cost more than $4,000 (think Mercedes S-Class and sensor alignment from dealer).
- Q. Can I claim against my employer for delaying treatment and causing further injury in Indiana?
- A: When an employee is injured, in Indiana, the employer must prepare a "First Report of Injury" form and send it to their insurance company within 7 days of the incident. The insurance company then has 7 days to send the form to the Indiana Workers' Compensation Board. The report must reach the Board within 14 days of the incident or the employer is subject to civil penalties up to $20,000 and can be cited for a Class C Misdemeanor. All of which is to say that there are laws in place to hold the employer accountable for timely reporting, but YOU would not have a cause of action against your employer.
When applicable, workers' compensation is the sole remedy. You could ... Read More
- Q. Can federal court ignore citation from Mississippi Supreme Court in a wrongful death case?
- A: Maybe your citation was irrelevant. I don't know. You are asking the wrong question. If what you are trying to say is that you are seeking diversity jurisdiction and the Federal Court in Illinois Is refusing to accept jurisdiction, they already told you exactly why they are not accepting jurisdiction. You cannot appeal to the US Supreme Court. If you decided to make an interlocutory appeal, you would make it to the Seventh Circuit federal appellate Court. Writing an appellate brief Is a great deal of work in the Court's clerk will not hesitate to reject your brief for any failure to follow the formatting rules which are quite exact. If this is important to you, hire an attorney. ... Read More
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