Kelly Law January 2018

A t Kelly Law Offices, all of our experienced attorneys strive to reach a single goal: achieve the best possible outcomes for our clients while guiding them through the stressful legal process, allowing them to focus solely on recovery. Although we’re all committed to this goal, our teammembers have different backgrounds, experiences, and approaches. In 2017, you heard from each of us in the newsletter. We outlined our individual successes, hobbies, and hopes for the future. As we move into 2018, we wanted to reintroduce ourselves for all of our readers who either missed our previous issues or simply wanted a closer look at our firm. TimKelly Whenever anyone asks Tim Kelly what he does for a living, he never tells them that he’s a lawyer or a personal injury attorney. Instead, he says he helps injured people. That’s the reason why he got into law in the first place, and that’s the reason he comes into work each morning. An avid rider himself, Tim has a particular passion for helping injured motorcyclists receive the compensation they need to get back on their feet and back to their normal lives. Beth Brown Beth’s been a proud member of the Kelly Law team for over 15 years, and in that time, she’s developed a breadth of skills that are evident in every case she takes. For her, one of the most satisfying aspects of the job is exhausting every possible avenue to recovery for the people we serve, leaving no stone unturned in the quest for justice. She knows —despite what many Americans might think — that our clients rarely want to end up in court. But if it comes to that, Beth will fight tooth and nail to get them each and every penny they deserve. OFFICES IN NORTHWEST INDIANA AND SOUTH BEND Meet the Team

Michael Massucci For Michael Massucci, injury law is more than just a career — it’s a personal mission. One fateful night in 2006, a drunk driver cut through a red light, forcing an unavoidable impact with Michael’s vehicle. In the ensuing months, he experienced the complexities injured people have to deal with firsthand, gaining a unique, intimate understanding of the intense struggles his clients face. This renewed his drive as a personal injury attorney. He’s dedicated to relieving the stress and pain of his clients to the greatest degree possible. Joseph Bombagetti For Joe, personal injury work isn’t just about obtaining money for his clients or winning cases. It’s about establishing a meaningful relationship with everyone who comes into his office. So much of what he does stretches beyond the courtroom. He works tirelessly to counsel his clients through every step of the process in a way they can understand and be completely on board with. He knows that going through a serious injury can be more than just painful, it can be psychologically debilitating. But, with the right guidance, it’s possible to move on and thrive. As all of us move into 2018, we’re excited to continue serving our incredible, inspiring clients in the coming year. We’re grateful for each and every one of you. After all, without the support of the people we serve, such meaningful work would simply not be possible.

So, thank you, and we wish a happy new year to all of our current, past, and future clients. Here’s hoping 2018 is the best year yet!

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NEW YEAR, NEW TECH! 3 of 2018’s Most Futuristic Gadgets Along with a collection of short-lived resolutions, each new year brings a staggering array of wild technology. Here are a few of the coolest new gadgets predicted to hit the scene in 2018. A Microwave That Doubles as a Flash Fridge For a couple of years now, the Spanish-Korean company Frigondas has been developing a microwave that, in addition to perfectly warming up your leftovers, comes equipped with the ability to rapidly cool down foods. Not only can you use it to freeze fresh foods for later use, but you can toss a beer inside and let it chill in just a couple of minutes. A ‘Hybrid Reality Environment’ From Science Fiction Composed of 72 LCD panels, a 20-speaker immersive surround sound system, and an optical motion tracking system powered by 10 separate cameras, Cave2 is half virtual reality, half insanely futuristic whiteboard. After donning a pair of 3-D glasses, users, namely scientists and engineers, can fully immerse themselves in whatever they want, whether it’s a visualization of >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4

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