

Cooney & Conway attorney Timothy R. Ocasek is representing the estate of a man who fell to his death while painting a wooden back porch at a suburban apartment building. The property management company and the alleged owner of the building are being sued for more than $50,000. Randall Schirmer, 70, was painting a second-floor…

On a beautiful late summer night with the spectacular downtown Chicago skyline as a backdrop, a grou

Here’s the truth about some of the most pervasive ideas regarding asbestos in schools.

A consumer advocacy group is calling on Dollar Tree and other retailers to pull a popular brand of crayons they say contains toxic levels of asbestos, a material found to cause mesothelioma and other deadly types of lung cancer.

Cooney & Conway settled a multi-million-dollar lawsuit on behalf of their client who died in a Lake Michigan boating incident in May, 2014.

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We resolved a multi-million-dollar asbestos case on behalf of a man who contracted mesothelioma more than 50 years after working on ore boats.

A special counsel ruled that a VA hospital in Bedford knowingly exposed occupants to asbestos.

Cooney & Conway attorney Judy Conway participated in a panel discussion at a “Lunch and Le

Timothy R.Ocasek of Cooney & Conway garnered a $2 million-dollar settlement for his construction case client.

Cooney & Conway trial attorney Kathy Byrne traveled to Springfield last week for an Illinoi

On Friday afternoon, Cooney & Conway employees gathered in support of “Get Behind the Vest