Overview
Chuck’s clients appreciate his ability to assess a case in its totality and advocate on their behalf. He previously worked for the Cook County States Attorney’s Office for 8 years. He has tried more than 50 criminal felony cases to verdict in Cook County, including 13 felony jury trials.
As a former prosecutor, Chuck understands the importance of conducting in-depth investigations and mastering the facts of each case. He brings his investigative skills to the commercial litigation world to help clients shed light on the truth within their case. As a member of the firm’s General Liability Service Group, Chuck represents clients in the construction, government entities and insurance industries. He assists clients with matters relating to catastrophic events, premises liability, and negligence.
Chuck has been an adjunct professor at Chicago-Kent College of Law since 2012, where he teaches courses on trial advocacy, evidence, and legal ethics.
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- SmithAmundsen Promotes Three to PartnerSmithAmundsen Promotes Three to Partner
Congratulations Charles Prochaska, Erin Walsh and Danessa Watkins!
- Snow and Ice Removal: Does Your Contract Protect You From Personal Injury Liability?Snow and Ice Removal: Does Your Contract Protect You From Personal Injury Liability?
A recent decision out of the Illinois First District Appellate Court holds that a snow and ice removal contractor’s liability for personal injuries can now turn on the terms included in the contract.
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Education
Chicago-Kent College of Law, J.D., 2010
University of Illinois, B.A., 2007, with distinction
Admissions
- Illinois