The family of an Algonquin eye doctor who was awaiting trial on murder charges when he died was ordered to pay the victim’s daughter $4 million, according to an order filed in Cook County Circuit Co.
An Algonquin eye doctor was recorded while jailed in Cook County on first-degree murder charges instructing family members to liquidate more than $1 million in assets "in case there s any weird lawsuits" stemming from the alleged crime, according to a wrongful-death lawsuit filed against his estate last week.
An Algonquin eye doctor was recorded while jailed in Cook County on first-degree murder charges instructing family members to liquidate more than $1 million in assets "in case there s any weird lawsuits" stemming from the alleged crime, according to a wrongful-death lawsuit filed against his estate last week.
The daughter of a woman stabbed to death in her Schaumburg apartment has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the estate of Anthony Prate, who was accused of the stabbing but who died of COVID-19 while awaiting trial.
CHICAGO (AP) - The daughters of a suburban Chicago woman slain in 2019 are suing the estate of their mother's accused killer, who died from COVID-19 while awaiting trial. The wrongful death lawsuit filed last month in Cook County seeks damages in excess of $75,000 from the estate of Anthony Prate for the death of 48-year-old Malgorzata "Margaret" Daniel. Prate was charged with first-degree murder after Daniel was fatally stabbed nearly 30 times in her Schaumburg apartment in November 2019, dinner party. The Northwest Herald reports that Prate was out of jail on $300,000 cash bail when he contracted COVID-19 and died in December at age 57 at a hospital.