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Power, Rogers & Smith: PRS TV - Chicago Injury Attorneys from Power, Rogers & Smith
Year after year voted by influential state and national publications as one of the top law firms in the nation, the Chicago personal injury law firm of Power, Rogers & Smith has won some of the largest personal injury settlements and verdicts for its seriously injured clients. Over a quarter of a century, Power, Rogers & Smith's top Chicago injury attorneys have been involved in many high-profile and high-stakes personal injury cases that have won the firm national acclaim and have brought significant media attention.
Known as the Chicago personal injury law firm that never backs down, Power, Rogers & Smith has recovered more than a billion dollars for its clients in its 25-year history. Power, Rogers & Smith recovered in excess of $115 million in 2004 alone and $145 million in 2003 for its clients through its personal injury settlements and verdicts, with many record-setting wins..
Often asked to comment on their own as well as other legal issues, Power, Rogers & Smith's top Chicago injury attorneys have appeared on television in various news and other programs. For instance, one of the cases that has appeared on television, as well as newspapers and magazines, is not only one of the largest single personal injury settlements and verdicts in Illinois history but also the case that helped bring the indictment and later the conviction of former Illinois Governor George Ryan. In 1999, Joseph Power Jr., a founding partner of Power, Rogers & Smith and one of the most successful personal injury lawyers across the country, won $100 million for the death of six children who died in a car accident. This widely publicized case also led to 57 criminal convictions in a commercial truck driver's license scandal, including the indictment of former Illinois Governor George Ryan.
Please click on the links below to see television video regarding some of Chicago injury attorneys from Power, Rogers & Smith's most high-profile cases, such as the case against Phillip Morris and the former Illinois Governor George Ryan.
