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About Scott Shapiro

Scott Shapiro is a Chicago-area attorney with a focus on workers' compensation and personal injury cases representing injured workers and plaintiffs. He began his law career in 1997 following graduation from John Marshall Law School. Before founding his own firm, Law Offices of Scott B. Shapiro, P.C., he practiced insurance defense, giving him inside knowledge of how employers and insurers contest claims. He applies that experience to represent workers and injury victims against insurance companies and employers.

Shapiro simultaneously serves as of counsel to Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers and lead attorney of the Sherwood Law Group workers' compensation division. He has received multiple awards for cases resulting in six-figure and permanent total disability findings for clients injured in construction accidents, factory accidents, repetitive injury situations, and cumulative trauma cases. He is a member of the Illinois Workers' Compensation Lawyers Association, the Illinois State Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.

Practice areas

Education

John Marshall Law School
J.D., 1997
University of Iowa
Undergraduate, 1993

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Illinois

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$110 million · American Eagle Flight 4184: $110 Million Crash Settlement and a Courtroom Apology
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$363 million · Sterigenics Verdict: $363 Million for a Willowbrook Cancer Survivor
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$100 million · Willis Family Wrongful Death Settlement: $100 Million After Six Children Killed in I-94 Truck Crash
Romanucci & Blandin
Romanucci & Blandin
$98.65 million · $98.65 Million Verdict for Family of Botham Jean, Shot in His Own Apartment by Off-Duty Dallas Officer