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Kingery, Arthur R, JD

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Phone: (309) 676-3612

Address: 416 Main St Ste 915, Peoria, IL 61602

Wrongful Death
Kingery Durree Wakeman & O’Donnell, Assoc., located in Peoria, Illinois, serves clients throughout all of Illinois. We are a civil litigation firm with practice areas including personal injury, wrongful death, workerâ€™s compensation, medical and professional malpractice, family law, products liability, insurance coverage, business and contractual law, school law (including special education issues), probate and fiduciary duty, civil rights, appellate practice, and general practice.

Workers Compensation
When an injury occurs on the job, Workersâ€™ Compensation law applies. This statutory body is different than other injury cases, and can raise many issues including loss of earnings, benefits, vacation time, as well as permanent injury.

Personal Injury
Kingery Durree Wakeman & O’Donnell, Assoc. concentrates its practice in litigation, for both plaintiff and defense clients. The firm litigates personal injury, wrongful death, and Wokers Compensation matters, as well as medical and legel malpractice, products liability, E.R.I.S.A., probate and fiduciary duty, insurance coverage, the defense of school law (including special education issues), appellate practice, family law, and general practice.
Medical Malpractice
When the negligence of medical professionals deviates from the accepted standards of care in the medical community and causes injury, medical malpractice has been committed. The types of injuries related to medical malpractice are wide ranging and can have long term consequences.

Trusts
Probate is the process by which the estate and belongings of an individual are distributed upon his or her death. The administration of an estate can involve questions of the mental capacity of the creator of a will, the passing of real estate, and trust administration. When the estate administrator or trust administrator uses their position for their personal gain, they may have breached a fiduciary duty.
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