If you’re being sued by Strike 3 Holdings you have three options in resolving your case. You can choose to settle anonymously, file a motion to quash, or fight your case in court. Depending on the specifics of your case, one option may be best for you but many defendants choose to settle. If you’re curious if it’s right for your case, keep reading.
Many clients have heard of a settlement but aren’t entirely sure what it means. When Strike 3 Holdings initially contacts you, your anonymity is still intact. Many defendants wish to retain their anonymity in their lawsuit and there is typically a limited amount of time to act to do so. When you contact Antonelli Law about resolving your case, we can help you take the first steps to retain your anonymity and begin the process of a settlement.
When you settle, you are agreeing to pay a certain amount to resolve your lawsuit. Once the settlement fee is paid your case is resolved. These settlement amounts can be steep and leave clients in financial ruin. But, with experienced attorneys on your site, we can work to negotiate your settlement. Sometimes, depending on a client’s financial situation, we can also prove financial hardship, further reducing your settlement.
We’ve helped settle hundreds of lawsuits and aim to help you settle for less than the original amount if possible. Our experienced attorneys will fight tirelessly to get you a reasonable settlement and get your life back on track. Read our recent client reviews:
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JAntonelli
Jeffrey Antonelli is a member of the federal trial bar of the Northern District of Illinois and is admitted to numerous federal courts around the country. He has been a civil litigator nearly 25 years in a broad range of actions representing corporations and individuals as plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal court.
Jeffrey has been interviewed by the media many times, including Bloomberg BNA, NBC, The New York Times, Chicago Lawyer, Chicago Tribune, and the longstanding lawyer’s publication Chicago Daily Law Bulletin.
Prior to forming Antonelli Law Ltd. in 2007 Jeffrey worked for several litigation boutiques in Chicago’s Loop as well as a full service firm. His litigation experience includes hotly contested issues in intellectual property, business, insurance, and consumer fraud. He is an adviser to the Illinois Board of Higher Education Advisory Council for Private Business and Vocational Schools (PBVS), and was a member of the Illinois State Bar Association Education Law Section Council from 2012-2013. Jeffrey is especially proud of his work representing hundreds of students defrauded by improperly accredited educational institutions, including as certified class counsel.
Before attending law school, Jeffrey was interested first in business, and then in biomedical ethics. These interests led him to graduate from the nation’s largest philosophy department at Loyola University in Chicago, where some of his favorite (and most challenging) subjects were cognitive science and philosophy of science. During college he held positions at the University of Chicago’s Ben May Institute; as a medical assistant for a University of Chicago foot and ankle surgeon; and volunteered in the emergency room at the University of Chicago Hospitals. These experiences led to studying health law at the DePaul College of Law where Jeffrey earned his law degree and a certificate in health law. At that time DePaul’s Institute for Health Law was consistently ranked in the top 10 health law specialty programs nationwide.
During law school Jeffrey immersed himself in studying the practical and public policy aspects of health care through internships at the American Medical Association in Chicago, and on Capitol Hill at the Governmental Relations Office of the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, DC.
Jeffrey has concentrated in civil litigation throughout his legal career, and is a member of the federal trial bar of the Northern District of Illinois, the Central District of Illinois federal court, and all federal courts of Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana. In addition, he is a member of the DuPage County Bar Association and the Illinois State Bar Association.
Jeffrey prides himself on his strong personal ideals, passionate, ethical advocacy, and working hard to bring the best possible results for his clients. He also maintains a special interest in cases involving fraud. Whether due to good parenting, his family’s law enforcement employment, undergraduate studies in philosophy including ethics, or a fortuitous outcome of good breeding, one essence of Jeffrey’s character is a drive to root out the truth behind fraudulent practices.