Gardiner Koch Weisberg & Wrona is a dynamic experienced law firm, uniquely qualified to represent individuals and corporate clients in a diverse range of concentrations. The firm has substantial litigation and appellate experience and has represented clients in state and federal courts in Illinois and throughout the country, including briefs and oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court. The firm has also settled several injury cases in excess of $1,000,000.
We're highly experienced, we're efficient, we're ethical - we get things done. We are proud of the results we've achieved for our clients. We invite you to browse our website for additional details about who we are and what we've accomplished. Then call us for a consultation to see how we might be of service to you.
Northwestern Trial Program Receives a top Five Ranking
The report was pubished by U.S. News and World Report. Tom Gardiner and John Wrona are adjunct faculty members who teach in this program.
Adding Income By Renting Space As homeowners are finding it difficult to sell their homes in the struggling real estate market, homeowners are trying to increase their income and pay bills by renting out portions of their home. In doing so they are adding such amenities as wireless internet and cable television in order to make their properties more [...]
Woman Paralyzed on Flight Regains Some Movement On a flight from Houston to McAllen, in what appears to be an accident either in the bathroom or on her way back from the bathroom, a woman became paralyzed during a turbulent episode. Upon arrival in McAllen the women underwent two extensive surgeries to try and repair the damage. Initially paralyzed from [...]
The Dangers of Malrotation Occurring in approximately 1 out of 500 births, malrotation is a condition receiving increased awareness from the medical condition. Usually diagnosed within the first year of birth, doctors and parents often overlook the symptoms of vomiting as typical for a baby due to acid reflux. The situation can turn deadly if blood flow [...]
