Jacque Polack, a 94 year old macroeconomist of international renown, has filed a personal injury lawsuit against the International Monetary Fund. Polack himself helped found this organization in 1947, and was in fact attending a conference named after him when he sustained his injuries. Polack claims that he fell on a staircase that did not have adequate guard rails, causing him to hit his head. He has been suffering from memory loss and impaired balance ever since; although he was working four days a week and playing tennis before the injury, he is now using a walker and is not working. He is seeking $6 million in compensation. If you have been injured by a negligent property owner, contact Chicago personal injury lawyers Friedman & Bonebrake at (312) 466-8200.