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With more than 35 years of experience, the team at Hurley McKenna & Mertz has built a reputation for tackling some of the country’s most complex and emotionally challenging legal cases. Our attorneys and staff have worked together for decades, guided by trust, respect, and a shared commitment to the truth.
The HM&M Blog is where we share insights, resources, and updates across our core practice areas:
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Medical Malpractice – Breaking down patient rights, hospital responsibilities, and the realities of pursuing claims against healthcare providers.
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Sexual Abuse – Covering legal developments, survivor resources, and our fight to hold institutions accountable.
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Vehicle Accidents – Offering guidance on navigating insurance, liability, and recovery after serious crashes.
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Personal Injury – Helping victims understand their options for compensation when negligence causes harm.
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Product Liability – Shedding light on unsafe products and the corporations that must be held responsible.
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Nursing Home Abuse – Advocating for the safety and dignity of vulnerable elders facing neglect or mistreatment.
Through this blog, we aim to make the law more accessible, highlight important case updates, and provide information that empowers victims and families to take the next step toward justice.
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BSA Bankruptcy Update - How You Can Help HMM Support Your Claim


Think Your Child Has a Birth-Related Brain Injury? Here's What to Do


Hurley McKenna & Mertz Files 12 More Lawsuits Against OB-GYN Vernon Cannon and DuPage Medical Group


Top 5 Takeaways From the “Scout's Honor: The Secrets of the Boy Scouts of America” Netflix Documentary


Hurley McKenna & Mertz Featured in “Scout’s Honor” Netflix Documentary for Work on Sexual Abuses Cases Against Boy Scouts of America


Hurley McKenna & Mertz Files 4 New, 37 Coming Misconduct Claims Against OB-GYN Vernon Cannon and DuPage Medical Group, Formerly Duly Health and Care
How Private Equity-Owned Medical Practices Can Enable Sexual Abuse and Malpractice
How Employees Can Report Malpractice at Private Equity-Owned Medical Practices

