Chicago Medical Malpractice & Injury Lawyer Robert Kreisman
With more than 37 years of experience in litigating personal injury, medical malpractice, car accidents, product liability, birth injury and wrongful death cases, Kreisman Law Offices offers top notch representation for persons severely injured by the negligence of others.
Robert Kreisman is one of the most experienced medical malpractice and personal injury lawyers in Chicago. Martindale Hubbell, the national lawyers rating directory, has awarded Robert D. Kreisman its highest Peer Review rating of "AV" for his successes and expertise.
We pride ourselves in the dedication to our clients. No case is too complex. In our practice, communication is paramount. As Illinois injury lawyers, we believe in a client-focused approach and our goal is to communicate with our clients about every aspect of the case. We strive to achieve the highest and best results for each of our cases. Our personal injury law firm welcomes the opportunity to represent our clients in the most difficult of circumstances.
Kreisman Law Offices has been successful in medical malpractice & injury cases in Chicago, Illinois and nationally. While our practice is located in Chicago, Illinois, and our cases are principally in the Illinois counties of Cook, Lake, Will, McHenry, Kane, Winnebago, DuPage and Kankakee, we have represented clients nationally, from California to South Carolina and all places in between.
As an medical malpractice and injury law firm, we will fight for your legal rights and achieve justice for you. Our cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means that the client pays nothing unless there is a recovery. We engage America's best experts for the nuances of each of our cases and utilize state of the art technology to present our cases to juries in the most effective way. Kreisman Law Offices has the know-how and resources to obtain justice for you.
Kreisman Law Offices has successfully handled a variety of personal injury cases including medical malpractice, wrongful death, birth injury, brain injury, truck accidents, car accidents, nursing home abuse and neglect cases and others.
Our recent successes include:
- $3 million settlement after jury trial in product liability case for the death of three family members
- $2.86 million verdict for 33 year old roofer in leg amputation / medical malpractice case
- $2.5 million truck accident; leg amputation of truck driver
- $2.1 million medical malpractice settlement - brain tumor death of 50 year old woman
- $2.1 million settlement for World Trade Tower survivor of the 9/11 attacks
- $2 million settlement for the death of a user of the pharmaceutical product, Meridia
- $850,000 settlement for failure to diagnose lung cancer
- Wrongful death of unborn child results in settlement as a result of an automobile accident
Kreisman Law Offices has the experience and resources to bring about a positive resolution to your case. And with our client-focused approach to law you know you are our main priority. For a free consultation contact our offices at (312) 346-0045 or (800) 583-8002, or contact us online.
Chicago Injury Lawyer Blog
- $1.1 Million Jury Verdict in Effingham County, Illinois, Truck Crash; Reaves v. Kuresevic A federal court jury in St. Louis found that the driver of a tractor-trailer, Ilija Kuresevic of Fort Worth, Texas, was responsible for the crash in…
- Illinois Jury Finds for Driver in Rear-End Expressway Crash; Gavino v. Faught Benjamin Faught rear-ended Luis Gavino's car on southbound Interstate 94 in Deerfield, Ill., in the early morning hours of Oct. 3, 2009. The…
- $3.7 Million Verdict in Negligent Handling of Shoulder Dystocia During CA's delivery, her interior shoulder became impacted. The treating obstetrician applied a downward traction, and nurses applied fundal…
Chicago Medical Malpractice Attorney Blog
- Illinois Appellate Court Holds Expert Witness Meets Qualifications; Bonner v. Ostro Joyce Bonner was injured in a fall and lost four of her front teeth. She received treatment from dentist Dr. Elliott Ostro to repair the damage. Ostro…
- $678,000 Verdict for Unnecessary Cataract Surgery; Perkins v. Dr. Khan The defendant ophthalmologist, Seemin Khan, M.D., performed cataract surgery on the plaintiff, Frances Perkins, on March 19, 2008. It was discovered…
- Study: People with a History of Heart Disease or High Blood Pressure Should Avoid Energy Drinks A new study shows that energy drinks may increase blood pressure and lead to a dangerously high heartbeat. The study is an analysis of seven previous…
Chicago Nursing Home Lawyers Blog
- Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn Signs New Laws to Protect Senior Citizens and Prevent Abuse and Neglect There have been increasing reports in recent years about elder abuse, neglect and exploitation. Many elderly adults are abused in their own homes, in…
- Illinois Appellate Court Holds That Jury Was Wrong in Choosing Not to Award Loss of Society in Death Case – Watson v. South Shore Nursing & Rehab In order to file a civil lawsuit, you need to have some concrete damages, such as medical bills, lost time from work, or property damage. However,…
- Illinois Supreme Court Holds Again that Punitive Damage Claims Do Not Survive an Injured Person’s Death – Vincent v. Alden-Park Strathmoor In the recent case of Vincent v. Alden-Park Strathmoor, Inc., No. 110406, 2011 WL 1077706 (Ill.Sup.Ct.), the Supreme Court reviewed the nursing home…
Chicago Birth Injury Lawyer Blog
- $3.7 Million Verdict in Negligent Handling of Shoulder Dystocia During CA's delivery, her interior shoulder became impacted. The treating obstetrician applied a downward traction, and nurses applied fundal…
- HBO Documentary Shows Different Perspective on Personal Injury Cases and Medical Malpractice Lawsuits When people think of frivolous lawsuits, most instantly think of the burn injury lawsuit brought by Stella Liebeck against McDonald’s. However,…
- Forum Non Conveniens Motion Denied in Illinois Birth Defect Case – Erwin v. Motorola, Inc. The Illinois Appellate Court has affirmed a ruling by a Cook County associate judge who denied a forum non conveniens challenge brought by Motorola in…






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