Mary Ann Covone At Law

After trying many cases for the City of Chicago as an Assistant Corporation Counsel and representing the Villages of Oak Brook and Rosemont in many cases, I represented injured persons and bereaved families in private law firms in the City of Chicago until 2006 when I founded this law firm. This law firm is built upon the philosophy that clients and their families come first.

Mary Ann Covone is an experienced trial lawyer, skilled negotiator and certified mediator. Since she graduated from The John Marshall Law School, with distinction, in 1991, Mary Ann has successfully represented families, individuals and corporations in Illinois court rooms in Cook, DuPage, Will and Lake Counties.

Carl comes to Mary Ann Covone's law office with an extensive background as an executive assistant to senior managers. Prior positions include Executive Assistant to the VP of Ambulatory Services for Loyola University Health System, EA to the Senior Vice President of Ambulatory Services and EA to the VP of Nursing at West Suburban Hospital Medical Center in Oak Park.

Mary Ann Covone, Attorney at Law, helps injured people recover damages as a result of injuries sustained due to the negligence of another individual or business. She is 100% committed to her clients and obtaining the best possible outcome for all cases she handles.

You will find that the personal attention you will receive is second to none, and her results oriented approach has been critical in obtaining the results she has over the past three decades.Personal injury law, also referred to as tort law, is a realm of the law that awards compensation to those who are injured as a result of the wrongdoing of another entity.

A wrongful death claim is defined as the death of a person caused by the conduct or negligence of another individual or company whereby the surviving dependents or beneficiaries are entitled to monetary damages as a result of the negligence of the wrongdoer.

In a wrongful death claim, appropriate family members may recover money damages for loss of a relationship, monetary support that the deceased may have provided, loss of love and companionship, medical expenses and other elements.If the family member survived for some period of time after the accident or medical malpractice occurred, the family member's Estate may be able to recover additional money damages in a SURVIVAL ACTION.