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St. Louis’ Red-Light Camera Ordinance Officially Declared Void
Bob Guller Influential St. Louisan
Congrats to firm friend and client Bob Guller for being listed as one of the 10 most influencial St. Louisans in todays Business Journal. Click here or go to: http://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/print-edition/2012/02/17/most-influential-st-louisans—g.html
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE CASE SETTLES FOR OVER $1 MILLION
Gary finished the settlement of a medical malpractice case for over $1 million last week. Our client, Kelly Sinn was diagnosed with, but not properly treated for, a brain aneurysm. Kelly went to a Southern Illinois emergency room and was treated by a physician there who diagnosed a Read more »
Cantor & Burger Welcome Baby Aubrey

Mark Cantor and Gary Burger, along with their staff would like to congratulate their paralegal, Amber Elliott on her new bundle of joy, Baby Aubrey.
ILLINOIS CLASS ACTION RESULTS
For those of you who have read past blogs or know about our class action with the State of Illinois, I wanted to advise you of the final numbers. We were able to get a recovery for 659 claimants who are former female employees of the State of Illinois Read more »
Did you know that a Jury in Missouri is not allowed to know about Insurance?
That’s right. If a person is injured because someone else drives carelessly, the jury never gets to know that the careless driver had insurance. The defense in every one of our personal injury cases tries to make is sound like the careless driver just had “an accident” and needs Read more »
Client is Offered $1,400.00; but is Paid $40,000.00 with our Help!
Mark Cantor represented Isaiah Selby arising out of an injury when Mr. Selby’s tip of his thumb was traumatically amputated at work. The employer in the case offered Mr. Selby $1,400.00, which angered him and caused him to call the law firm of Cantor Read more »
Trial Results an Award of Four Times the Offer

Below is a picture of Gary & Debbie Corcoran as they receive their winning check. Gary had a claim against the state of Missouri. Gary was offered $10,000.00 by the Attorney General’s office to resolve his case. The Attorney General’s office then withdrew their offer. As a result, I Read more »
PLANNING FOR THE NEW YEAR
As we appreciate that 2011 is gone so quickly, we might want to use that lesson to plan for 2012. In the beginning of the year it’s good to strategically plan your business, your life and your goals to accomplish what you wish Read more »
CHRISTIANS AND LAWSUITS
I am sometimes asked by Christians in particular whether it’s biblically appropriate to file claim for personal injuries. My answer is twofold: First, whenever a lawsuit is filed and damages are sought for personal injuries, the injured person only seeks to be compensated. To Read more »






