Yorkville, IL

Richard L. Turner is a founding partner at Turner Law Group, specializing in plaintiffs' personal injury and workers’ compensation law since 1981. He earned his J.D. with Honors from DePaul University College of Law in 1981 and a BS in Education from Northern Illinois University in 1977. He is a highly experienced trial attorney, recognized as a Leading Lawyer in Illinois and a member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He has been selected to Illinois Super Lawyers in Plaintiff’s Personal Injury Law since 2013 and holds an AV Preeminent Rating by Martindale-Hubbell. Turner is also deeply involved in community service and various bar associations, including the Illinois State Bar Association, American Association for Justice, and Illinois Workers Compensation Lawyers Association. He is board-certified in Civil Trial Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.

Alice Sackett

Alice Sackett is a partner at Turner Law Group, specializing in personal injury, wrongful death, and worker’s compensation claims. She earned her J.D. from Northern Illinois University College of Law in 1991 and a B.A. from DePauw University. She served as an Assistant State’s Attorney in Kane County for multiple terms, supervising Juvenile Delinquency and Mental Health Divisions. A prominent figure in the legal community, she was the 160th President of the Kane County Bar Association (2018-2019) and is involved with the Illinois State Bar Association, Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, and Worker’s Compensation Lawyer’s Association. She has received the ISBA Matthew Maloney Tradition of Excellence Award (2019) and has been recognized as a Leading Lawyer (2018, 2019).

Margie Komes

Margie Komes is a partner at Turner Law Group, specializing in personal injury and workers’ compensation. She holds a Juris Doctorate from Northern Illinois University, a Master of Science from Aurora University, and a Bachelor of Arts from Northern Illinois University. Admitted to practice in Illinois and the Northern and Central Districts of Illinois, she brings a unique empathetic perspective to her clients, having been a personal injury and workers’ compensation client herself. She is actively involved in various bar associations, including the Illinois State Bar Association, Illinois Trial Lawyers, Kane County Bar Association, Geneva Bar Association, and Kendall County Bar Association. She has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2019 and 2020.

I have a deep need to serve others. When I first decided to enter the medical professional I was teaching martial arts and earned my living as a sales manager for a local newspaper. I realized that what I was doing was not fulfilling, because I was not serving others. I had an epiphany and decided to enter medicine. I then joined the Army where the United States trained me to be a nurse. I have provided nursing care in many places and across a broad spectrum of venues. I have nursed from hospital intensive care units to psychiatric units to transitionary care units. I have worked in nursing homes and have done home health nursing as well as consulting. While caring for this sweet little nun at a local nursing home I told her the story of how I decided to become a nurse. She smiled and said that I was called by God. It seemed silly to me at the time. I am older now and have realized that perhaps it was not so silly after all. I have held positions from the bedside nurse to the Director of Nursing to the Director of Clinical Operations. I really enjoy bedside nursing, but I began to understand that my patients often times needed more than a bedside nurse. They needed someone to understand what they were going through and be their advocate. After graduating from the College of Law at Northern Illinois University, I rose to the position of Senior Healthcare Consultant and traveled the Country helping hospitals, health systems and physician practices develop and implement systems of patient care using State and Federal licensure, accreditation and certification requirements. I went on to work with a prestigious Personal Injury Law firm in Chicago for several years. The primary emphasis was on medical malpractice and I participated in countless cases developing complicated theories of liability and assessing personal injury damages that earned millions of dollars. I believe my grasp of law and complicated clinical medical issues has allowed me to see things that others may not have been able to see. On several occasions I have been able to find negligence where others could not. Which is to say, if another law firm has turned your case down please give me a call. Opening the Grewer Law Group, P.C. is the most satisfying thing that I have done in my career. I have the opportunity to serve and minister to people who have been hurt or to the families of a loved one who have been killed. We have recovered millions of dollars through litigation, arbitration and mediation for the injured. I use my skills to help people and their families find answers, gain closure and obtain financial compensation as the law requires. If having a friendly approachable attorney who views you as a person and not a number and will work hard to get the compensation that you deserve as the law allows then please contact us for a free consultation right now. Grewer Law Group, P.C. works on a contingent basis and will only be paid if you recover. On a case by case basis arrangements can be made for us to come and visit with you in your home, hospital or nursing home and provide you with a free consultation.

My name is Kendall Grewer and I am going to school at Northern Illinois University practicing law. I have worked at the Grewer law group for three years and running. I am passionate about personal injury because helping people who have been wronged due to others negligence is important and happens at some point to us all.