Costa Ivone Expands Legal Practice to Kane and Cook Counties
Apr 3, 2017
Opens personal injury and workers' compensation law office in Berwyn, serving Aurora and Elgin, Illinois; Launches new website
CHICAGO, USA - April 3, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
The law firm of Costa Ivone, LLC announced today that it is opening its office in Berwyn, Illinois to serving clients in Aurora and Elgin, Illinois, bringing their personal injury and workers' compensation legal services to Kane and Cook Counties. The firm made the decision to expand after the sustained growth of its practice across the Chicagoland area.
“Our experience is that life tends to happen, often not the way you expect it to,” said Anthony Ivone, Esq. a founding partner of the Costa Ivone Law office. “Accidents happen. People get injured. There can be devastating consequences for individuals and their families. And, often, unfortunately, accidents and injuries are the result of someone’s negligence or recklessness. It’s essential to know your rights and options in these situations. That is what we do.”
The firm has seen its caseload increase steadily over the last few years. Clients have been finding Costa Ivone from all over the Kane and Cook County regions. “Opening new offices was the logical choice,” Ivone added. Cost Ivone also launched a new version of its website, www.costaivone.com, to highlight its practice areas.
Costa Ivone has established itself as one of Chicago’s most effective and client-oriented personal injury and worker’s compensation law firms. The partners and attorneys at Costa Ivone have a proven track record of advocating for injured workers and others who are entitled to compensation due to the negligence of others. These include cases for the most common causes of work injuries, including slip and fall accidents, dangerous or defective equipment, repetitive motion tasks, unsafe working conditions, car accidents, exposure to hazardous substances, fires and explosions, disfigurement, and work injuries.
“You may ask, ‘Am I entitled to disability benefits?’” Ivone said. “The answer is, always, ‘it depends,’ but our clients love us because we roll up our sleeves and do the hard work of figuring out exactly what you deserve and we don’t back off until we get you a settlement that’s just and fair.” Remedies pursued on behalf of plaintiffs include Temporary Total Disability Benefits, Permanent Partial Disability Benefits, Wage Differential Benefits, Vocational Rehabilitation Benefits, Permanent Total Disability Benefits,
Survivors’ Benefits and Open Medical Benefits.
The firm was founded by Anthony Ivone and Julio Costa, Esq., a renowned Spanish-speaking personal injury and workers' compensation attorney in Chicago. Anthony Ivone and Julio Costa were selected as a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers magazine in 2016 and 2017, an honor bestowed on the top 2.5% attorneys in the state under the age of 40 by his peers.
The firm offers free consultations to prospective clients who call them at (708) 400-0000.
Contact Info:
Name: Anthony Ivone
Organization: Costa Ivone, LLC
Phone: (708) 400-0000
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