Car accidents | August 17, 2021

Disputing Fault in a Car Accident Case
If you have been injured or sustained property damage in a vehicle accident in Chicago or throughout Illinois, you likely have various expenses that could become burdensome. If another person caused the crash, they should be responsible for paying your expenses. However, there are times when liability for an incident is disputed. It may even be the case that you were blamed for the accident. Here, our car accident attorneys want to discuss the steps that you need to take to dispute fault in a vehicle accident case so that you can recover the compensation you are entitled to. 

Disputing Fault Means Proving The Other Driver Caused the Crash

Pedestrian Accident | August 13, 2021

Dangers of Distracted Walking
Pedestrians are incredibly vulnerable when they are on or around the roadways, particularly in larger cities like Chicago. Drivers and pedestrians alike need to remain vigilant at all times in order to prevent severe accidents from occurring. However, there are times when pedestrians are distracted when they or out and about. This can lead to disastrous consequences. Here, our pedestrian accident lawyers want to talk about what distracted walking is as well as the consequences of this type of behavior.

Pedestrian Accidents Result in Severe Injuries

Car accidents | August 11, 2021

Can I Sue After a Car Accident if I Wasn't Injured?
If you or somebody you care about has been involved in a vehicle accident in Chicago or throughout Illinois, you need to check or injuries first. However, if you and your passengers have not been hurt, will you be able to file a lawsuit against a driver who caused the crash?

Even though you may not have any medical bills, that does not mean you will have no expenses whatsoever caused by the vehicle accident. Here, our car accident lawyers in Chicago want to discuss why you may need to file a lawsuit after a vehicle accident even if you have not been injured.

Dog Bites | August 11, 2021

Work-Related Dog Bite Injuries in Illinois
Dogs have very powerful jaws that can inflict significant injuries on the human body. In general, most people do not expect that they will be injured by a dog bite, but those who work around dogs on a constant basis face a higher risk of sustaining these injuries. Here, our Chicago dog bite lawyers want to discuss what happens if a veterinarian or other individual who works with animals on a regular basis gets bitten and injured by a dog. The process of securing compensation is usually going to be very different than the process taken by the general public when they sustain a dog bite injury.

Work-Related Dog Bite – Workers’ Compensation Claims

Bus Accidents,Child Injuries | August 10, 2021

Preventing School Bus Accidents in Illinois
School buses play an integral role in our society. These vehicles get children to and from school and other school-related events, which is an incredibly important service for working parents. However, accidents involving school buses do occur in Chicago and throughout Illinois. Even though school bus drivers have tremendous responsibilities, they cannot be the only ones working to prevent these accidents. Here, our Chicago bus accident attorneys want to discuss the steps that you can take to help prevent school bus accidents from occurring.

School Bus Accidents Can Cause Severe Injuries

Bus Accidents | August 7, 2021

Steps To Take If You Are Injured In A Bus Accident In Illinois
Buses play a vital role when it comes to the transportation infrastructure of Chicago and throughout Illinois. These vehicles allow residents and visitors to get to and from their destinations on a regularly scheduled basis. However, accidents involving larger buses can result in devastating injuries for those inside the bus as well as others involved in the impact. Here, our bus accident lawyers in Chicago want to discuss the steps you should take if you are injured in an Illinois bus accident.

Bus Accidents Often Lead To Severe Injuries

Firm News | August 3, 2021

Understanding Secondary Brain Injuries
Brain injuries can have devastating effects on a victim. However, not all brain injuries are exactly alike. When a person sustains a bump or blow to the head or experiences oxygen deprivation, the signs and symptoms of a brain injury may not occur right away. In fact, secondary brain injuries involve changes that happen over a period of time, sometimes hours or days after an initial injury occurs. Here, our brain injury lawyers want to properly define secondary brain injuries and talk about the signs and symptoms that victims need to be aware of with these injuries.

The Difference Between A Secondary Brain Injury And A Primary Brain Injury

Personal Injury | July 26, 2021

The last thing anyone expects when they are walking down the street or the sidewalk is that they will sustain an injury caused by an uneven surface area. Unfortunately, trip and fall accidents caused by uneven sidewalks or streets occur regularly.

But who will be responsible for paying compensation to injury victims in these situations?

Car accidents | July 23, 2021

The Importance of Police Reports After a Car Accident
Vehicle accidents can be confusing and stressful experiences for those involved. This is particularly true when individuals who sustain injuries or property damage are working to secure compensation from insurance carriers. In the aftermath of a vehicle accident, one of the most important pieces of documentation you will need is the police report. Nearly every vehicle accident that occurs in Illinois has to be reported to law enforcement officials so they can conduct an initial investigation and fill out the accident report. Here, our experienced car accident lawyers want to discuss why this report is so important.

What is on the Police Report After an Accident?

Impaired driving | July 20, 2021

Illinois Dram Shop Law
Drunk driving accidents are far too common throughout the state of Illinois. These incidents can lead to severe injuries for those involved, particularly innocent third parties. In most situations, we will find that the driver who was impaired by alcohol will be held liable for the incident. This means that the impaired driver will be responsible for covering the expenses of other parties who sustained injuries or property damage. However, there are certain circumstances where a third party could be held liable for providing alcohol to the person who caused the crash. Here, our Chicago drunk driving accident lawyers want to discuss the Illinois dram shop law.

What is the Dram Shop Law in Illinois?

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