12. Identify and describe each of your employers in the ten year period prior to the accident of June 28, 2011, including any self-employment. For each employer, identify your wage rate or salary, your title, your job description, your required duties, and your income for the ten year period prior to the accident in question.

Notes:
Should I include Sharp Printing Inc?
There is no wage information only the benefit of paid utility bills and loss of investment.


Should I include Juskie Printing?
I only have one year of 1099-MISC that shows earnings from January through May which is a slow time for Juskie as it is for almost all commercial printers. In the commercial printing business where it’s typical to follow the Christmas buying season and most printing is done late summer to early fall just in time to package product and get it on the shelves of stores or in distribution centers.
I usually earned $18,000 per year from Juskie Printing.
I know the IRS corrected my tax returns for many years because of Juskie Printing income but cannot find the correction letters from the IRS. I did not store them with the 1040 because they typically came with the refund a few weeks to a few months after filing.
All taxes were paid by reducing the amount of return I recieved from overpaying at my other employers but it was not listed on my original 1040 forms because Juskie was bad at getting the 1099-MISC out on time and I had come to realize the IRS just reduces the amount of return I get for it anyway, so why bother hassling Juskie printing every year.
2008-2009 I don’t think I earned hardly anything from Juskie Printing but resumed working by 2010 after my Grandmother passed in 2009.
By 2011 I hounded Juskie printing for the 1099-MISC because I did not have the other employer that was pulling out too much in taxes and I knew I would owe rather than have my return reduced. 
I recently contacted my brother Scott Dulberg who works for Juskie Printing and asked him to have Mark, the owner, provide me with copies of my earnings over the years because Mark doesn't seem to be returning my calls these days. I'm not even sure if I had Marks correct phone number anymore, it's been almost 8 years.
Scott Dulberg did talk with Mark and Mark is going to send Dulberg an Email stating what Dulberg was paid. Marc said its next to impossible to get the actual 1099-MISC from him anymore as he is on his 6th or 7th book keeper and 4th or 5th accountant since back then. Mark is willing to swear to the income under oath or sign an official affidavit if needed.
Once I get Marks email these answers will be sent to the Clinton Firm.
Oh, and I don't think Juskie Income was part of the ADR. This would have to be asked of Kelly and Randy Baudin to be positive.

I did not list Tony Sekera with Chicago Lithographics or Chicago lithoprint which took place on and off from 1999 through 2011 for two reasons.
First, with Toney it was all Barter, my time for printing equipment and was never filed with the IRS as wages. I gave the equipment to Sharp Printing Inc.
Secondly, I was informed a year or so ago that Tony fell off a horse during a polo match and became paralyzed from the neck down. 


13. Did you suffer any serious personal injury and/or illness within ten years prior to the date of the occurrence? If so, describe where and how you were injured and/or became ill and describe the injuries and/or illness suffered.

Note:
I'm not sure what is considered a serious personal injury or illness so I tried to list everything medical I could remember. Please feel free to remove anything not considered serious.

Migraines

Auto Accident - did we get the medical records from the SSDI attorney?

Broken bone in right foot - did we get the medical records from the SSDI attorney?

Chest infection/flu - Not sure dr Sek was the treating Dr on this but he did treat me in the past for chest infections/flu and I probably went to see him for this.


14. Have you suffered any serious personal injury and/or illness since the date of the occurrence? If so, state when, where, and how you were injured and/or became ill and describe the injury and/or illness suffered.

Note:
I'm not sure what is considered a serious personal injury or illness so I tried to list everything I could remember. Please feel free to remove anything not considered serious.

Migraines - Dr Zaide with McHenry Community health Center should have the Migraine Specialists name he referred Dulberg to on file.

Hemorrhoid

Enlarged prostrate

Allergic Reaction

Dog Bite to left leg

Growth on genitals removed

20. State any and all other expenses and/or losses you claim as a result of the occurrence in the underlying case or resulting from any alleged legal malpractice committed by Popovich or Mast. As to each expense and/or loss, state the date or dates it was incurred, the name of the person, firm, and/or company to whom such amounts are owed, whether the expense and/or loss in question has been paid, and if so, by whom it was so paid and describe the reason and/or purpose for each expense and/or loss.

ANSWER:
Medical, Lost wages, Pain and suffering as spelled out in Gagnon ADR award disclosed.

Note: If they are opening up the underlying case, the ADR ruling for wages and such, should Dulberg also now be claiming the loss of future earning capacity which was not listed in the ADR award? 

Dulberg believes this is because Social Security Disability had not yet made the determination of permeant disability. 

This decision happened several months after the ADR hearing and could not be proven at the time of the ADR hearing but the disability decision clearly states in its ruling that the disability occurred on June 28th 2011.

Nor was any loss of housekeeping capacity named in the ADR award again because the permeant disability had not been ruled on?

Nor was any award specified or given for the lifestyle change from active to inactive.

Nor was any award specified or given for the depression suffered as a result of the injuries, stemming from both financial as well as physical damages. 

Dulberg knows full well, depression on its own is paralyzing enough to be debilitating.

Also, Dulberg does not believe the loss of Sharp Printing Inc was included during the ADR

Dulberg Believes all that was considered for the ADR was what was listed on social security wages paid and not all the side jobs Dulberg worked but Randy and Kelly Baudin would know the specifics on this.

Costs incurred due to solvent bankruptcy 
Attorney fees to David Stretch (Dulberg's Bankruptcy Attorney)
Bankruptcy Trustee fees and percentages they collected on collection of each debt
Bankruptcy Court fees

Note: sent email to David stretch asking for an accounting of costs associated with the bankruptcy and have not received a response.
Beyond the actual costs of the bankruptcy is the ruined credit of Dulberg. Dulberg had dozens of credit cards all carrying around 7% interest with no fees prior to Bankruptcy, after Bankruptcy Dulberg can't touch a credit card for any less than 28% and as high as 31%. This means credit is no longer an option to Dulberg unless Dulberg agrees to pay those extremely high rates with fees. The same goes with purchasing anything on credit including a new car or home.

Note: Dulberg now knows the costs of Bankruptcy lies solely on Mast and the Popovich firm for there would not have been a bankruptcy had Mast not misled Dulberg about the medical liens often expiring before the case is settled, telling Dulberg and his mother Barbara Dulberg in early November 2013, that there is nothing that can be done and that the medical providers can take Dulberg's assets, sending Dulberg into a panic looking for possible solutions. 
In the case file Mast turned over there was no proof any of the medical liens expiring. Medical liens in fact do not expire they are secured debt against an asset. On top of that Hans Mast signed those liens and knew both he and the suit were liable to those liens before Dulberg's personal assets could be touched. Mast should have stepped in when Dynamic Hand Therapy called Dulberg at his home demanding payment on liens they already signed and said "I represent Dulberg, you talk to me not him".
Here are a few emails where Dulberg brings up the topic. Mast later denied telling Dulberg medical leans expire. 
Hans Mast2-128.pdf
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-126
-74
-138
-10
-150
-149
-148
-147

This past week Dulberg talked with Michelle Shamash one of the owners of Dynamic Hand Therapy and found out that a girl named Colleen did work for their corporate billing but the phone number that called Dulberg was not associated with anyone from Dynamic Hand Therapy nor was it anyones personal number who worked for them. 
Michelle Shamash also told Dulberg that they never talk directly to the client about debt collection if the client has representation and Dynamic Hand Therapy already signed a lien on a suit.

Dulberg smells a rat... 
First medical providers call Dulberg at home and threaten going to trial over the unpaid bills, unknowing to Dulberg at the time, from phone numbers not associated with anyone who works for the medical provider. 
This puts the pressure on Dulberg and Dulberg contacts Mast. 
Followed with Mast falsely advising Dulberg and his Mother that Medical liens often expire before the case settles.
Followed by Mast proposing to look into a settlement with the McGuires to help with the unpaid medical costs and help pay for the suit against Gagnon with the whole besides, you don't have a suit against the McGuires anyway argument Mast made to Dulberg.
Followed by the McGuires settlement debacle that Mast created which did neither pay for the medical bills nor help with the costs of the Gagnon case. 
Yet once the McGuires case settled Dulberg never heard from those medical providers again although nothing had changed as to payment on the bills.

Note: Also, Dulberg had sent an email to Gooch requesting all correspondence between Mast and the Bankruptcy trustees. 
Can we still get those?
The Bankruptcy trustee stated to Dulberg in Rockford that Mast had claimed the case was only worth 5k and later changed it to 10k and it got up as high as 50k but didn't think it would actually be that much. 
Dulberg suspects that Mast was misleading the bankruptcy trustee as to the value of the case and the trustee must have felt it as well for the trustee said to Dulberg, you should consider finding new counsel, which Dulberg was already in the process of and did eventually do. 
This conversation with the trustee was said in front of Dulberg's Bankruptcy attorney David Stretch and Dulberg's mother. 

Costs of Gagnon ADR hearing approximately $9.5k
Note: Randy and Kelly Baudin have this exact number.

Costs of Gooch/Clinton Firms for Malpractice suit — Gooch 15K, Clinton 5k plus 33.33% of any possible recovery.

Expert witness fees for Malpractice suit ???

Note: Is there any other costs I'm not including that should be included?