Pedestrian Accident | October 13, 2020

Chicago Crosswalk Laws
Accidents occur in a variety of ways throughout the state of Illinois. Unfortunately, pedestrians are often involved in vehicle accidents in this state, and they regularly happen because of a violation of crosswalk laws. It is vital that both pedestrians and drivers understand the laws concerning crosswalks. This includes understanding which party has the right of way in various circumstances. Violation of crosswalk laws could result in a person being held liable for any accident injuries. If you have been involved in an accident, contact our Chicago pedestrian accident lawyers today for a free consultation.

Crosswalk Laws Are Vital For Pedestrian Safety

Car accidents | October 12, 2020

Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Laws in Chicago
While nobody wants to be involved in a vehicle accident, the reality is that crashes occur regularly throughout Illinois. These incidents can leave victims with significant property and injury damages. Unfortunately, many drivers throughout Illinois are uninsured or underinsured. Here, our Chicago car accident attorneys want to discuss the implication this has on victims and whether or not you are required to or should carry Illinois uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage to protect yourself in the event a crash occurs.

What Type Of Auto Insurance Is Required In Illinois?

Car accidents,Personal Injury | October 5, 2020

Chicago Reckless Driving Laws
Vehicle accidents happen in a variety of ways in and around the Chicago area. Unfortunately, these accidents are regularly caused by the careless or negligent actions of others on the roadway. This includes reckless driving. Here, our Chicago car accident lawyers want to discuss the Chicago reckless driving laws that you need to be aware of. A violation of these laws could result in a person being held liable in the event they cause an accident.

Understanding Laws Related To Reckless Driving In Illinois

Personal Injury | October 2, 2020

How a Pre-existing Injury Affect A Personal Injury Claim
If you or a loved one have been injured in an accident caused by the careless or negligent actions of somebody else, you should be entitled to compensation for your losses. However, if you have a pre-existing condition or have sustained an injury in the past, this could lead to complications when you are working to obtain the compensation you are entitled to. Here, our Chicago personal injury lawyers want to discuss how at-fault parties and insurance carriers may be able to use pre-existing conditions against you in your personal injury claim.

Why Would A Pre-existing Injury Affect A Personal Injury Claim?

Dog Bites | September 30, 2020

How To File a Dog Bite Report in Illinois
Dog bites and attacks often leave victims with severe injuries. If you or somebody you know has been bitten and injured by a dog, you should be entitled to compensation for your injuries. However, there are various steps you need to take to ensure that you receive maximum compensation.

One of those steps is reporting the dog bite to appropriate authorities. Here, we want to discuss how the state of Illinois defines dangerous or vicious dogs and how you can make a report. If you have been attacked by a dog, contact our Chicago dog bite lawyers today for a free consultation.

Medical malpractice,Wrongful Death | September 25, 2020

Hospital-acquired infections are more common than most people realize, and they can have devastating effects on those who contract the infection. Although there has been significant progress made over the last few decades in preventing many healthcare-associated infections, there is still a long way to go.

In some cases, a hospital-acquired infection may be the result of medical malpractice on the part of one or more medical professionals. If you are somebody you care about has been harmed due to an infection acquired in a healthcare facility, you need to know when you can file a lawsuit to recover compensation. For more information, contact a Chicago medical malpractice lawyer today.

Medical malpractice | September 20, 2020

Medical malpractice cases arise anytime a preventable medical error occurs that harms a patient. These medical mistakes are often devastating, particularly when they occur to an expectant mother or a child.

One common birth injury is called pregnancy-induced hypertension, or PIH. While this type of injury may not be well-known to many people, this can be devastating for a woman who is giving birth.

Car accidents | September 15, 2020

Proving Negligence After a Car Accident in Illinois
Getting into a car accident can be a scary experience, and the last thing you expect to happen is to be falsely accused of causing the incident. In the aftermath of being in a car accident, the process can get confusing.

If you were injured or sustained property damage, it will be necessary to work with insurance carriers to recover the compensation you deserve. However, what happens if the other party does wrongfully accuses you of causing the car accident? This can have various implications on your ability to recover compensation for your losses. For more information on your specific car accident claim, contact our Chicago car accident lawyers today for a free consultation.

Work Accidents | September 10, 2020

Can You Receive Workers' Comp for Anxiety or Stress in Illinois?
Workers’ compensation insurance is available to anyone who sustains an injury while they are at work or performing their work-related duties. When most people think of workers’ compensation, they think of specific sudden-onset traumas such as broken bones, head injuries, lacerations, etc.

However, there are various other types of injuries that could also qualify an employee for workers’ compensation benefits. In Illinois, this could include compensation for work-related anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but only under certain circumstances.

Car accidents | September 4, 2020

Can a passenger sue both drivers?
Getting into a car accident as a passenger can be a terrifying experience. Passengers are just as likely as drivers to sustain injuries in an accident, and it is important to understand that passengers should be entitled to recover insurance compensation for their expenses.

In most states throughout the country, including Illinois, liability for these incidents will be determined by discovering which driver caused the crash. This can be challenging for a passenger, particularly if more than one driver shared blame for the incident.

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