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Shane Michael Carnine is a distinguished partner at Campbell, Black, Carnine, Hedin, Ballard & McDonald, P.C., located in Mount Vernon, Illinois. With a robust focus on general practice areas including personal injury, transportation law, and civil litigation, Shane brings a wealth of expertise to his clients in both trial and appellate courts. A graduate of Southern Illinois University School of Law, Shane honed his legal acumen as an editor for the law journal, where he contributed to the development of legal scholarship. His academic excellence was recognized with awards for outstanding performance in corporations and evidence, laying a strong foundation for his legal career. Following his graduation, Shane gained invaluable experience as a judicial clerk for the Utah Appellate Court, where he sharpened his litigation skills and gained insights into the appellate process. His commitment to legal excellence is further demonstrated through his work as a Special Assistant Attorney General for the Illinois Department of Transportation, where he prosecuted cases that impact public safety and infrastructure. A respected leader in the legal community, Shane served as the past president of the Jefferson County Bar Association and has contributed to the legal profession as a presenter for the Illinois State Bar Association’s IDC. He is also an accomplished author, having written articles for the Illinois Bar Journal that reflect his deep understanding of complex legal issues. Shane Michael Carnine's comprehensive knowledge in personal injury and transportation law, combined with his extensive litigation experience, positions him as a trusted advocate for clients navigating the complexities of the legal system. For more information about Shane and his practice, please visit the firm’s website.
Car accident attorneys represent individuals injured in motor vehicle collisions. They work to obtain compensation for injuries, property damage, and other losses. Common matters include car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents.