Blake Horwitz

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Blake Horwitz

Abogado

Perfil Social

Sobre mí

Blake Horwitz es uno de los principales abogados de derechos civiles en Chicago. Ha procesado más de 400 demandas federales y ha llevado más de 30 casos a juicio. Una de sus victorias más destacadas resultó en un veredicto de $28,000,000 contra la Ciudad de Chicago, el mayor veredicto por mala conducta policial de su tipo en el Medio Oeste. Con más de 25 años de experiencia en juicios tanto en tribunales federales como estatales, el Sr. Horwitz tiene una gran experiencia en litigios complejos y la voluntad de luchar y ganar en nombre de sus clientes.

 

El Sr. Horwitz está especialmente orgulloso de sus éxitos en la lucha contra la corrupción municipal y los actos indebidos. A través de su litigio en Seipler v. McHenry County, el Sr. Horwitz puso fin de manera efectiva al perfilado racial en la emisión de boletos de tráfico por parte del Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de McHenry. En Anderson v. Village of Stone Park, obligó al Pueblo de Stone Park a cesar una operación ilegal que había resultado en el arresto de casi 900 hombres inocentes acusados injustamente de solicitar a una prostituta. Al presentar doce demandas por mala conducta policial en un solo día contra la Ciudad de Blue Island, el Sr. Horwitz ayudó a lograr una notable reducción del abuso policial en el Pueblo de Blue Island, contra sus ciudadanos.

 

Sin embargo, el trabajo en The Blake Horwitz Law Firm no se detiene en los derechos civiles. Debido a la demanda de los clientes, el Sr. Horwitz y su equipo de abogados representan a individuos en diversas áreas: derecho penal, asuntos familiares, compensación laboral, casos de lesiones y muchos más. El objetivo del Sr. Horwitz es proporcionar el mejor servicio legal personalizado disponible, utilizando las habilidades especializadas de su equipo de abogados.

 

Los informes de noticias sobre algunos de los casos de alto perfil del Sr. Horwitz pueden encontrarse aquí: Noticias y Resultados de Casos.

Calificación Educativa

  • JD: Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology
Informes de Noticias
  • The Chicago Tribune, “Nurse says she was fired by Northwestern Memorial Hospital after warning co-workers that face masks being used were ineffective”
  • Chicago Tribune, “$28 Million Awarded in Police Chase”
  • The Chicago Tribune, ““Naperville set to approve $430k settlement for Cicero official who alleges cops used excessive force in her 2013 arrest”
  • The Chicago Sun Times, “Nurse says Northwestern Memorial fired her over wanting better face masks”
  • The Washington Post, “As Coronavirus Spreads, So Do Reports of Companies Mistreating Workers”
  • The Daily Herald, “Hospitals tell doctors they’ll be fired if they speak out about the lack of gear”
  • The New York Times, “I Do Fear for My Staff, a Doctor Said. He Lost His Job”
  • Reuters News, “Nurse says Chicago hospital fired her for warning about COVID-19 masks – lawsuit”
  • NBC 5 Chicago, “Chicago Nurse’s Lawsuit Alleges She Was Fired For Warning About ‘Ineffective’ COVID-19 Masks”
  • ABC 7 Chicago, “Nurse’s lawsuit alleges Northwestern Memorial Hospital fired her for warning about ‘ineffective’ COVID-19 masks”
  • Fox 32 Chicago, “Lawsuit alleges nurse was fired for warning about ‘ineffective’ masks used for treating COVID-19”
  • The Evanston Patch, “Nurse Fired After Warning Staff Of Coronavirus Mask Safety: Suit”
  • The Associate Press, “Nurse Says Chicago Hospital Fired Her for Warning About Masks”
  • Becker’s Hospital Review, “Nurse sues Northwestern Memorial, claims she was fired for warning about less effective face masks”
  • Law360, “Nurse Allegedly Fired For Warning About COVID-19 Masks”
  • ABA Journal, “As exposed health care workers seek legal remedies, who is liable for lack of personal protective equipment?”
  • New York Daily News, “Health care workers warned they could lose jobs for speaking out amid coronavirus crisis”
  • Chicago Crain Business, “Doctors and nurses beware: Hospitals are watching your Facebook”
  • ABC Local News, “Former Circle Academy TA accused of having sex with student”
  • NBC Local News “Former educator accused of sexually assaulting teen student”
  • Fox Local News, “Mother files civil suit against Cunningham Children’s Home and Circle Academy”
  • The Chicago Tribune, “Student suing Barrington School District alleging sexual abuse by teacher nearly 20 years ago”
  • The Daily Herald, “Lawsuit alleges abuse by former District 220 teacher”
  • The Barrington Patch, “Barrington Teacher Sexually Abused Former Student: Lawsuit”
  • Chicago Law Bulletin, “Chicago Archdiocese Pays $8 Million to Settle Abuse Case Out of Court”
  • Chicago Sun Times, “Lawyer says $8 million settlement reached with Chicago Archdiocese over priest abuse”
  • Chicago Sun Times, “The N-Word Started it Lawyer Says of Fatal Shooting by Cops”
  • Chicago Sun Times, “Chicago needs answers to the deadly Wild West melee in Mount Greenwood”
  • Chicago Sun Times, “Chicago cops set for trial will likely see fellow officers testify against them”
  • Chicago Tribune, “Charges dropped against brother of man killed by police in Mount Greenwood neighborhood”
  • Chicago Tribune, “Officer fatally shoots man after road rage incident in Mount Greenwood”
  • Chicago Reader, “Sixteen months after cops killed Joshua Beal, still no ruling on whether the shooting was justified”
  • Chicago Reader, “Inauguration barhopping in Chicago’s most pro-Trump neighborhood”
  • WGN News, “2 Chicago cops cleared in 2016 shooting death of Joshua Beal in Mount Greenwood”
  • NBC Chicago, “COPA Clears Officers in Controversial Shooting Death of Joshua Beal”
  • WBEZ, “Chicago Police Officer Cleared In Shooting Used Unregistered Gun”
  • WBEZ, “Attorney Blasts Chicago Investigation Into ‘Racially Charged’ Police Shooting”
  • DNA Info, “911 Calls, Videos Show Frantic Scene Of Joshua Beal Shooting”
  • CBS Local News, “Chicago Police Officers Cleared In 2016 Shooting Death Of Joshua Beal In Mount Greenwood”
  • Chicago Tribune, “Jury Awards Paralyzed Man $28 Million”