Howard Ankin

What to Do If a Medical Implant Is Recalled After Your Surgery

When you undergo surgery involving a medical implant, you expect that device to improve your health, not introduce new risks. However, when a medical implant is recalled, it can leave you uncertain about your safety, your next steps, and your legal rights. Recalls can happen for many reasons, including manufacturing defects, design flaws, or newly discovered health risks that were

Who Is at Fault in a Parking Garage Car Accident in Chicago?

A parking garage car accident can raise complicated questions about fault and liability. Unlike collisions on open roads, parking garages involve tight spaces, limited visibility, and shared responsibilities between drivers and property owners. If you were injured in this type of crash, understanding how fault is determined in Illinois is essential to protecting your rights.

Injured Because a Staircase Handrail Broke? Your Legal Options in Illinois

If you were injured because a staircase handrail broke, you are not alone. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe premises, and when they fail to do so, serious injuries can occur. Broken or loose handrails are a common hazard in apartment buildings, offices, and public spaces, and these incidents often raise important legal questions about liability and

Ankin Law Attorney Helps Middle Schoolers Learn More About the Law

One of Ankin Law’s most tenured attorneys had a chance to make a career day at a school in Buffalo Grove unique for a group of students. On April 2, workers’ compensation partner Scott Goldstein helped to organize a mock trial at Aptakisic Middle School, where the students picked a judge, jury, with two students taking on the roles

How Ankin Law celebrates ‘Be Kind To Lawyers Day’

It’s one of the favorite days for anyone in the legal profession – especially Ankin Law. Tuesday marked International “Be Kind To Lawyers Day,” which is a chance for the public to celebrate attorneys and those who work at law firms for their efforts to help clients.  Created in 2008, it’s meant to be a

COVID is Finally Over…in Illinois Courts

It’s been six years since the pandemic shutdown the world, including many businesses in Chicago.  But when it comes to the courts in the State of Illinois, COVID is officially over. Attorney Howard Ankin was quick to point out this fact that got overlooked by many on February 23, 2026.  That was when the Illinois Supreme