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Who Qualifies to Write a 2-622 Report in an Illinois Malpractice Case?

8.1.2026
by paulpaddalaw
physician in lab coat reviewing binder documents at desk with framed Illinois Medical License on wall

Understanding the Certificate of Merit in Illinois Medical Malpractice Cases Key Takeaways: In Illinois, a 2-622 certificate of merit report must be written by a qualified reviewing health professional whose recent background matches the care at issue. The reviewer must be knowledgeable in the relevant issues, have practiced or taught […]

We’ve Moved! Paul Padda Law Announces New Headquarters at Town Square Las Vegas

7.31.2026
by Javi Corona
Category General

We have exciting news to share with our clients, community partners, and friends across Southern Nevada. Paul Padda Law has officially relocated our primary headquarters to Town Square Las Vegas. Our new address is: Paul Padda Law6605 S Las Vegas Blvd, #203Las Vegas, NV 89119 Find Us on Google Maps […]

What Is the Average Settlement for Being Rear-Ended While Stopped in Illinois?

7.28.2026
by paulpaddalaw
Toyota Camry sedan with damaged rear bumper stopped at Elm Street intersection

Understanding What a Rear-End Settlement Really Means in Illinois Key Takeaways: There is no single "average" settlement for being rear-ended while stopped in Illinois, as values range from a few thousand dollars for minor soft-tissue injuries to six figures or more for serious spinal or brain trauma. The final amount […]

What Factors Determine Pain and Suffering Value in Illinois Car Accidents?

7.25.2026
by paulpaddalaw
physical therapist reviewing clipboard with neck-brace patient on treatment table

Understanding How Illinois Values Your Non-Economic Losses After a Crash Key Takeaways: In Illinois, pain and suffering value depends on injury severity and permanence, recovery length, your share of fault, and evidence showing how the crash altered your daily life. These non-economic losses have no receipt and are valued under […]

What Is a Failure to Diagnose Claim Under Illinois Law?

7.24.2026
by paulpaddalaw
physician in lab coat examining chest X-ray on wall-mounted lightbox in medical office

Understanding Diagnostic Errors and Your Rights in Illinois Key Takeaways: A failure to diagnose claim under Illinois law is "healing art malpractice" that arises when a healthcare provider misses, delays, or mishandles a diagnosis, causing avoidable harm. To succeed, patients must prove the provider deviated from the accepted standard of […]