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EPISODE · May 18, 2012 · 1H 5M

Personal Injury and Litigation with Fred Spitzzeri

from Law Talk Radio · host Texas Law Talk Radio

Every day we leave the house to go to work, school, a grocery store, or a another person’s home, we are exposed to risks of harm. Everyone has a good laugh at the Allstate Insurance Company’s “Mayhem” commercials. All it takes is a text from mom or a phone call from work to cause an accident. Likewise, mishaps can happen at home or at work, even despite the best safety precaution measures. Fred Spitzzeri is a personal injury and litigation attorney who will share everything we need to know to protect our families.   Topics covered on this show: 1) What are common types of civil litigation matters and how they handled? 2) What are best practices when there is an injury and you may need an attorney? 3) Do our children have the same constitutional rights when they leave the house and go to school? 4) If someone is injured or there is a death on my property or at a public location, who is responsible?   Fred Spitzzeri is a cum laude graduate of Loyola School of Law and has practiced law for over 25 years. He has practiced with large law firms in Chicago and has been a sole practitioner in Naperville for the past 18 years. He concentrates in civil litigation, particularly personal injury and wrongful death.   Sponsor: Chris McCarthy of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI.

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