New Law Firm Handles Toxic Torts, Workers' Comp, More

Nov. 13, 2001
A new Chicago law firm handles personal and commercial liability, workers' compensation cases, toxic torts, and employment liability.

There's a new kid in town.

Tucker Bower Robin & Romanek, LLC was formed last month in Chicago by founding partners Creed T. Tucker, Robert A. Bower, Barry A. Robin, Abbey F. Romanek and Timothy G. Merker. The partners are joined by attorneys Jeanne M. Miller, David L. Montenegro, Randall E. Server (of counsel), Mary Rosen Swanson (of counsel), and Rebecca A. Weber.

The firm specializes in medical and professional negligence; pharmaceutical, medical and other product liability; toxic torts; personal and commercial liability; insurance coverage litigation and workers compensation. It also handles employment liability, directors' and officers' liability, transportation litigation, construction liability and appeals.

Current clients include: A.I. Management & Professional Liability Adjusters, AAOMS National Insurance Company, American Health Products, Chubb Group of Insurance Companies, Crawford & Company, Gallagher Bassett Services, G.E. Auto Insurance, GMAC Insurance Group, Great American Insurance, Gulf Insurance Group, Kemper Insurance, McLarens Toplis North America, Preferred Physicians Risk Retention Group, R.F. Mattei and Associates, Inc., Superior Insurance and Transport Insurance.

Tucker Bower Robin & Romanek is located at 227 W. Monroe, 20th Floor in Chicago. The firm's phone number is 312-346-4700.

edited by Sandy Smith

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