Christopher Norem

Chris Norem has recovered over $100 million dollars in complex personal injury and wrongful death cases resulting from transportation disasters, construction site accidents, medical negligence, dangerous property conditions and code violations, unsafe products, and many other cases.

With undergraduate training in both biology and chemistry, Christopher Norem is unafraid to rigorously cross-examine medical experts to prove the seriousness as well as the cause of a client’s injuries in any personal injury lawsuit. His legal work has helped change the policy of a national rail system and has served as a deterrent to numerous businesses and individuals who might be tempted to negligence. Whether he’s arguing before a jury or seeking out professionals to help his clients manage the enormous monetary awards that he wins for them, Mr. Norem is constantly working to maintain a relationship of dedicated professional service and personal affection with injured and bereaved individuals who, truly, become his “clients for life.”

His skills are so highly regarded that the 60,000 attorneys in Sullivan’s Law Directory have voted him a Leading Lawyer, a honor given to only the top five percent of lawyers in Illinois. He has additionally been recognized by Thomson-Reuters’ Super Lawyers®in the field of plaintiff’s personal injury law. He has given lectures on personal injury law at the request of legal and medical professional groups.

If you are seeking a personal injury lawyer who will handle the most difficult aspects of medical argument with ease, who will keep you informed and stay connected with you during every step of your case, and who will assist you with other matters long after your case is settled and won, look no further than attorney Christopher M. Norem.

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Illinois

Federal Circuit

Illinois State University

B.S. | Biology

Honors: Dean’s list; Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, Phi Sigma Society, Sigma Tau Gamma Scholar

Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology

J.D. (1996)

1996

Illinois State Bar  # 6237775

Member

Current

Dealing with the Unreasonable Workers’ Compensation Lien Holder Where a Contribution Case Exists or Can Exist Against the Employer

Trial Journal

2014

Life after Voykin v. Estate of DeBoer, a plaintiff’s perspective

Illinois State Bar Association

March, 2004