Health care law · Chicago
Counsel for people
who care for others
and need clarity.
Calder is a fictional firm. The calendar is open: you can see which attorney is already in a consultation before you request a time.
The firm
Every case starts
with listening.
Three attorneys, an office in Chicago and consultations by appointment. You tell us what happened. The firm explains what can be done before anything is filed. This text is a sample.
Specialties
Practice areas
I
Practice counsel
Clinics and private practices
Contracts, routines and answers before a dispute.
- Patient and insurer contracts
- Day-to-day operations
- Questions before you sign
II
Licensing boards
Professional conduct
Defense in board complaints, from the first letter to the hearing.
- Notice received
- Written response
- Hearing
III
Malpractice defense
Defending the professional
A damages claim reviewed calmly, against what the records support.
- Complaint served
- Records and documents
- Strategy explained up front
IV
Investigations
When a case leaves the office
Representation from the first contact by the authorities.
- Inquiry
- Interview
- Urgent motion
Clients
Who we work for
Health care professionals
Physicians, dentists and anyone answerable for a professional act who needs a private conversation.
Clinics and practices
Practices that want sound contracts, clear routines and someone to call when a letter arrives.
Our attorneys
Who handles your case
Partner
Helen Calder
Leads the first meeting and handles civil defense. Explains the path before anything is filed.
Professional conduct
Michael Pratt
Handles licensing board matters. Reads the notice with the client and agrees on the response.
Counsel
Olivia Nunn
Advises clinics on contracts and daily operations. Prefers to settle a question before it becomes a dispute.
How we work
What sets us apart
Listening before filing
The first hour is for understanding the case. The strategy comes later, in writing.
One attorney per case
The name on the calendar is the person who leads that consultation.
By appointment
The public calendar shows booked times. A request only becomes a consultation once the firm confirms it.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Does requesting a time confirm the consultation?
No. An open time becomes a request. The firm confirms, moves or declines it in the dashboard.
What do visitors see on the calendar?
The day, the time, the attorney and the first name of whoever is booked. Phone numbers stay in the dashboard.
Do you take clients outside Chicago?
The sample office is in Chicago. Consultations can also be held remotely when the case allows.
Is this firm real?
No. Calder is a fictional firm on this page, created to show the template.
Public calendar
Consultations already booked
The board shows booked times and the attorney. You can request an open time. The firm confirms it in the dashboard.
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Contact us
Still have questions?
Talk to the firm
Address
240 W. Harmony Street, Suite 720 — Chicago, IL
Hours
Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday.