It is always shocking to hear about someone dying from a dog attack. The family of the deceased is often left with their grief and questions about how such a thing happened. For your own and others safety, it is important to know what kinds of situations are most likely to result in fatal attacks. If you have lost a loved one to a dog attack in 2026, you will also want to know what legal choices you have. A Naperville personal injury attorney can help you understand your options.
Does Breed Matter in Fatal Dog Attacks?
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Are You at Risk for Asset Hiding in Your Illinois Divorce?
If you are going through a divorce in 2026, you may be worried about whether your spouse is being honest about their finances. Our DuPage County divorce attorney helps clients when hidden assets threaten a fair settlement.
Hiding assets during divorce is more common than many people realize. According to the National Endowment for Financial Education, about 41 percent of adults who have combined finances admit to hiding money from their spouse. Knowing the warning signs and how to protect yourself can make the difference between a fair settlement and being taken advantage of.
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Asylee vs. Refugee Status
Asylee and refugee status both protect people who cannot safely return to their home country, but they are granted through different legal processes. The key difference depends on where a person is located when they seek protection. That distinction affects how a case is filed, which agency reviews it, and what deadlines apply.
According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s 2025 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics, the United States continues to grant humanitarian protection to tens of thousands of people fleeing persecution and instability worldwide.
As of 2026, immigration agencies have expanded in-person asylum interviews, strictly enforced the one-year
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What Happens During Removal Proceedings in Immigration Court?
As of 2025, removal proceedings still follow federal immigration law and court procedures set by the Executive Office for Immigration Review. These cases move through a specific process, and understanding that process can reduce uncertainty. If you have questions about removal proceedings and how they relate to your circumstances, our Naperville, IL immigration lawyer can help.
What Are Removal Proceedings?
Removal proceedings are formal court cases held in immigration court. They are used to decide whether a non-citizen may stay in the United States or must be removed. These cases are governed by federal law under 8 U.S.C. § 1229a
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Judge Rules Detained Migrants Must Get Bond Hearings
A federal judge recently ruled that the Trump administration cannot impose mandatory detention on thousands of immigrants held by U.S. immigration authorities without giving them the opportunity to provide a bond to secure release. A nationwide class of immigrants who were already living in the United States when they were detained is now legally entitled to a hearing to determine whether they can be released on bond while their deportation cases move forward, according to U.S. District Judge Sunshine Sykes in Riverside, CA.
As of a week ago, about 65,000 people were being held in immigration detention across the United
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Getting Compensation for an Injury During a Family Holiday Party
The holidays bring families together for meals, gift exchanges, and celebrations. Unfortunately, hazardous conditions at these festivities can sometimes result in injuries. A slippery entryway, crowded rooms, or winter weather can all raise the risk of injury. If you are hurt during a family holiday party, you may have a valid premises liability claim. Our Naperville, IL premises liability lawyers can help explain how Illinois law may apply to your case.
Can You File a Claim If You Are Injured at a Relative’s Home?
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Marriage Fraud Investigations Surge in Key Illinois Counties
Perhaps you are expecting a routine green card interview when you are suddenly subjected to a surprise home visit and probing questions about your daily routine. It is an unsettling moment for a genuine Illinois couple to have their relationship questioned by USCIS, even when there has been no wrongdoing. Yet recently, certain Illinois counties, such as DuPage, Lake, Kane, Will, and parts of Cook, have become high-scrutiny zones for USCIS marriage-based green card cases.
This means that a legitimate marriage can end up under the microscope simply because of the Illinois county where the couple lives, or a perfectly
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Is Keeping Your House in a Divorce Worth It?
When divorce happens, keeping the house might feel like maintaining stability during chaos. But the emotional pull to keep your home can blind you to the financial reality – sometimes keeping the house is the worst financial decision you can make in a divorce.
Keeping the home in a divorce does work for some people, but the right choice depends on your specific financial situation and future plans. Understanding the true cost of keeping your marital home helps you make smart choices rather than sentimental ones. Our experienced firm of Naperville, IL divorce attorneys is here to help.
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When Missing Side Guards Make Illinois Underride Crashes Deadly
Truck underride crashes happen when a car slides under the trailer of a large truck. This usually happens because the truck sits much higher than a car. It is hard to know how many underride truck accidents happen in the United States. Only 17 states have a special category for these crashes on police reports.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says at least 400 people die in underride crashes each year. The real number may be higher. Rear underride guards are required on most commercial trailers. In 2022, the rules were updated so these guards must be stronger
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4 Ways to Get Divorced in Illinois
Thinking about divorce can feel overwhelming if you are not sure how the process works. There is more than one way to end a marriage in Illinois. Some couples can agree on everything and move on quickly, while others need help working through disagreements.
Understanding your choices early can help you decide the best path forward for your 2025 divorce. At Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices, our Lombard divorce lawyers have over 175 years of combined experience helping clients through every type of divorce.
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When Failing Truck Brakes Cause Serious Accidents
Commercial trucks are enormous machines that can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. Because of this, their brakes must work perfectly every time. When they do not, the consequences are catastrophic. A truck with failing brakes can plow through traffic and cause serious injuries and fatalities.
If you or someone you love was hurt in a truck accident caused by brake failure, you may be able to recover compensation. A Naperville truck accident attorney can help you investigate what went wrong and take legal action against the trucking company or other responsible parties.
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H-1B Spouses’ Work Rights Preserved After Court Inaction
The Supreme Court recently declined to review a challenge to a federal rule that allows spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the United States. This non-decision leaves intact a 2024 appellate decision that upheld the legality of the program. The challenge to the rule came from a group known as Save Jobs USA, who believe that H-1B visas are taking jobs that should be given to American workers.
Regardless, this outcome was undoubtedly a relief for families living and working in the U.S. on an H-1B primary worker’s visa and an H-4 visa, which allows the spouses
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Can Remote Jobs Count Toward EB-5 Visa Requirements?
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program was built around the idea of the direct, measurable creation of jobs. However, in today’s remote and hybrid job market, the definition of “created jobs” has caused confusion. Can virtual employees working from home – and potentially even across state lines – count toward the “ten full-time positions” required for EB-5 immigration compliance?
As the USCIS continues to tighten oversight, investors and regional centers are increasingly embroiled in disputes regarding what qualifies as a legitimate U.S. job. An experienced DuPage County, IL immigration attorney can help ensure your EB-5 visa remains compliant.
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Top Causes of Medical Malpractice Wrongful Death
When you need to see a doctor, you deserve care from a safe, competent healthcare worker. Unfortunately, medical errors are one of the leading causes of preventable death in the United States. When a doctor, nurse, or hospital does not give a patient proper care, and that patient dies as a result, the surviving family may have the right to pursue a wrongful death claim.
If your family has suffered the unimaginable because of negligent healthcare, you deserve answers and justice. At Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices, our Lombard, IL personal injury attorneys help clients pursue both. Call us today
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Court-Ordered College Expenses for Divorced Parents in Illinois
When parents divorce, that does not stop their responsibilities toward their children from continuing long after the kids graduate high school. One of the most common and confusing issues is how to handle child support and, later, the cost of college.
Many parents are surprised to learn that Illinois law allows courts to require one or both parents to help pay for their child’s higher education costs. Understanding how these laws work can help you prepare for what lies ahead. Our experienced DuPage County, IL divorce attorneys are here to help.
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When Can You Stop Paying Alimony in Illinois?
Spousal maintenance, often called alimony, is meant to help a spouse who cannot support himself or herself after a divorce. However, for the spouse who is making alimony payments, a common question is when payments can stop. Under Illinois law, there are several circumstances when payments can be reduced or stopped.
If you are paying alimony and want to know when it can stop, you need to understand what the law allows and how to protect your rights. At Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices, our Naperville family law attorneys have many decades of experience helping clients change or
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