About Kremin & Associates, PC

There’s a hidden part of me that wears a white hat and rushes in to right the wrongs done to other people. I can trace that back to the famous Corvair car case in the 1960’s and Ralph Nader’s book “Unsafe at Any Speed”. It detailed the reluctance of a corporation to spend money on safety improvements even when it was a matter of life or death. To me, that was morally irresponsible and I set out years ago as a passionately involved Personal Injury Attorney to change these injustices. First, I wanted to help the victims of unnecessary accidents get the largest financial awards possible. Next, I hoped that the prospect of litigation and large awards would spur corporations to act responsibly where safety was concerned. But if they wouldn’t do it voluntarily, then in my mind there was only one thing left to do—change the law itself.

That is exactly what happened in a 911 dispatcher case in which a 9 year old boy died from an asthma attack when paramedics refused to enter the complex in which he lived. My firm helped his mother, Sharon, receive a large sum of money. But more importantly, we forced legislation to be enacted which now requires dispatchers to be trained and certified before they’re hired.

Making that kind of difference was very fulfilling and we’re still charging at corporate windmills by winning big awards for our clients—over $100 million in claims—some of the biggest in Illinois history.

As a firm, we’re equally proud that our services are affordable to everyone. There is no charge until we win the case. We offer free consultations and clients can count on my personal involvement in every case. When needed, I bring in top lawyers with at least 20 years of experience to make sure we have all the experts we need to win.

Helping others and causing needed change are the things that drive me. I intend to keep rushing in to the rescue for years to come.