More Press Coverage for Family’s Lawsuit Against Chaddock

February 12, 2018 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers

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Local press coverage of our most recent lawsuit. In this case, The Collins Law Firm is representing the family of a developmentally disabled teenage girl who was sexually assaulted after being led away from Chaddock, a supposedly secure facility in Quincy, IL. The family is suing Chaddock for emotional distress and negligent supervision.

See the WGEM news coverage here:

http://www.wgem.com/story/37449215/2018/02/07/family-sues-chaddock-claims-negligence-in-daughters-sex-assault

Read the Herald-Whig news story here:

http://www.whig.com/20180207/mother-sues-chaddock-after-alleged-sexual-assault

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