Mosier v. WARREN E. DANZ, PC
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Garman
Plaintiff William B. Mosier was employed by plaintiff Long-Airdox Company (Long-Airdox). In November 1982, Mosier was injured while hanging sheet metal at Elkhart Mine. Mosier received approximately $346,000 in workers’ compensation payments from Long-Airdox. In December 1991, Mosier filed a legal malpractice action against his attorney, defendants Warren E. Danz, individually, and Warren E. Danz, P.C. (collectively, Danz), alleging negligence and breach of contract in failing to investigate and file suit against third parties responsible for Hosier’s injury. Long-Airdox was permitted to…
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