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The plaintiff Nathaniel Carlson was 17 years old at the time of the collision. The defendant’s BAC was 0.148 at 12:41 almost two hours after the collision. The defendant plead guilty to drunk driving paying only a small fine and was given a “deferred prosecution.” The plaintiff suffered a complete tear of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) and a grade 2 sprain of the (TCL, MCL) requiring surgical repair. The total medical specials at the time of settlement were $20,457. There was no wage loss as he was a student at the time of the collision and the initial surgery. The case settled for $185,000. (7/30/2002 Iowa) More Info

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Phone: (815) 229-7246

Address: 4777 E State St Ste 7, Rockford, IL 61108

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Mark Rouleau Attorney

DUI/DWI
The plaintiff Nathaniel Carlson was 17 years old at the time of the collision. The defendant’s BAC was 0.148 at 12:41 almost two hours after the collision. The defendant plead guilty to drunk driving paying only a small fine and was given a “deferred prosecution.” The plaintiff suffered a complete tear of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) and a grade 2 sprain of the (TCL, MCL) requiring surgical repair. The total medical specials at the time of settlement were $20,457. There was no wage loss as he was a student at the time of the collision and the initial surgery. The case settled for $185,000. (7/30/2002 Iowa) More Info
Wrongful Death
The adult sons of Rita Tracy brought a suit on behalf of her estate against the defendants Govro & Smith for a watercraft collision on the Rock River near Byron Illinois. The deceased Rita Tracy was a passenger riding in one of the back seats of the speedboat operated by her boyfriend James Govro when the personal watercraft operated the defendant David Smith collided with the speedboat breaking the neck of Tracy and throwing her into the Rock River. Govro and Smith had been horse playing on the river. The speedboat was making “S” curves up and down the river so that the defendant Smith and another person riding a wave runner could jump the wakes created by Govro’s speedboat. At one point in time for no explained reason Govro brought his speedboat to a stop and began to slowly make a left hand turn across the river. Smith was looping back from having jumped the wake to prepare for his next jump. As Smith was coming out of his turn he suddenly realized that the speedboat was now directly in the path of his wave runner and too close to avoid the collision. Alcohol and marijuana were found in the speedboat. The plaintiff Rita Tracy died instantaneously suffering little or no pain. The defendant Govro asserted that the collision occurred through no fault of his own and that he had acted in a reasonable manner. The adult sons of the deceased testified that they had a close relationship with their mother and would miss her companionship. The defendant Govro asserted that the deceased never saw her sons and that he completely supported her and that she did not work and was an alcoholic. The court found both defendants at fault in the collision and assessed the plaintiff’s damages at $200,000.00
Traffic Violations
[10] “The high-involvement drivers also self-reported significantly more traffic violations and being involved in more accidents prior to the beginning of the study.”
Misdemeanors
Not have been convicted or found guilty of a misdemeanor involving the threat of physical force or violence to any person within the past 5 years;
Assault
Murder
Violence Against Women - Murder Threats - PTSD. The plaintiff brought her case under the Federal Violence Against Women Act for the defendant’s teleph... More Info $1,004,000 (1/28/1999 - IL )
Hit and Run
This is extremely important type of coverage which is very frequently overlooked and I advise everyone to acquire as much uninsured and underinsured coverage as they can. These are types of automobile insurance that protects you from injuries caused by other people who do not act responsibly. Uninsured (hit & run) insurance covers you and generally the members of your household from bodily injury losses that you suffer when another vehicle causes your injuries and the other vehicle either leaves the sceen of the crash or the driver is uninsured. Underinsured coverage on the other hand covers you when the at fault driver lacks sufficient limits to responsibly cover the damages that he caused. This coverage generally applies when your children are passengers in the automobiles of others. It has been found to apply to pedestrians who are hit by cars. In Illinois this is also the coverage that applies when family members are injured by they fault of another family member who was driving the automobile where the policy expressly excludes coverage for suits brought by family members.

Workers Compensation
Although at Rouleau Law we do not handle "workers' compensation" claims we know the importance of these types of actions and work with other attorneys who have a great deal of experience with these types of claims. We will gladly assist you in locating a qualified Workers' Compensation Attorney even if we chose not to accept your case for personal injuries.

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Premises Liability
Premises Liability – Product Liability - Tripping Over Tire Hose The plaintiff fractured his ankle as he was running to his car and tripped over a compressed air hose that was lying on the ground. The defendant contended the condition was open and obvious and that the plaintiff was comparatively negligent for running in the gas station lot. The lease between Amoco and the station operator required the operator to keep the premises “including adjoining areas, alleys, and sidewalks, in a clean, safe and healthful condition.” The plaintiff contended that the compressed air dispenser was unreasonably dangerous because the hose did not automatically recoil and because the hose was the same color as the pavement. $Undisclosed amount (8/10/2004 - IL)
Land Use and Zoning
Federal District Court Judge Chang held the Chicago City Ordinance banning the legal sale or transfer of guns and firearms (including gifts within families) and the Chicago Zoning and Land Use Ordiance outlawing the use of property for sale of guns and firearms unconstitutional. The opinion states...
Property Damage
Is coverage for liability or claims and obligations that one has to others. There are three types of limits generally listed in these policies; (1) a single person limit, (2) combined incident limit, and (3) property damage limit. In Illinois the "Safety Responsibility Act" requires minimum mandatory coverage in the amounts of 20/40/15, or $20,000 for the bodily injury damages to any one person, $40,000 for the bodily injury damages to all persons injured in a single crash; and $15,000 for property damage in that crash. It should be obvious to anyone who knows the cost of medical bills, treatment, and lost wages that these limits are far below a responsible amount for the types of losses and damages that can occur in a crash. The National Safety Council estimated the Average

Personal Injury
For years he has been a powerful advocate for people who are injured through the fault of others. He has served the public and the legal community by his years of activity in the Illinois State Bar Association, the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice (formerly Association of Trial Lawyers of America). He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and is widely published, including legal texts and journals. His involvement with the Illinois State Bar Association includes active membership on the Civil Practice and Procedure Section Council Member which reviews and proposes statutes, legislation, court rules and instructions on behalf of the Bar Association as well continuing legal education for practicing lawyers in the State of Illinois. He also serves on the Committee for Continuing Legal Education for the Illinois State Bar Association where they coordinate and review ongoing education for Illinois lawyers. He formerly served on the assembly for the Illinois State Bar Association and as the Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary of its Tort Section Council Chair and as a member for more than 6 years. Tort law is the area of law involving personal injury lawsuits. The Tort Section reviews and proposes statutes, legislation, court rules and instructions on behalf of the Bar Association in the areas involving personal injury lawsuits. Mr. Rouleau was also appointed to serve on the ISBA Special Task Force on Allocation of Judges as well as its Special Task Force on Certification of legal specialties. Mr. Rouleau also was a member of the Illinois Legal Education Conclave which reviewed the continuum of legal education and needs for improvement. He was also selected to be a member of the ISBA Organized Bar Leadership Conference. Early in his career he served as the Chair of the YLD Section of the ISBA and previously as the editor of the YLD Newsletter and was an ISBA delegate to the 1994 & 1995 ABA - YLD conventions.
Medical Malpractice
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