Category: Personal Injury

Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) are among the most devastating injuries a person can experience. Depending on the location and severity, an SCI can result in partial or total paralysis, affecting mobility, independence, and nearly every aspect of daily life. Beyond the physical limitations, these injuries can lead to emotional trauma, strained relationships, and a complete… Continue reading The Hidden Costs of a Spinal Cord Injury: What the Insurance Company Won’t Tell You

Our firm gained a $1.5 million settlement for an undocumented worker injured in a construction accident involving a commercial vehicle whose injuries to his back and knee caused a significant impact on his life, particularly during the two years when he was unable to work. The lengths the defense went to avoid taking responsibility was… Continue reading $1.5M Settlement for Injured Worker, Despite Undocumented Status

When pursuing a personal injury claim, the burden of proof lies heavily on the injured party to demonstrate the extent of their damages. This process requires a robust presentation of evidence that not only establishes liability but also quantifies the financial, physical, and emotional toll of the injury. From medical records and expert testimony to… Continue reading Types of Evidence Used to Prove Damages in Personal Injury Claims

In the United States, trucking is a multi-billion dollar industry. It’s also one of the most dangerous, with workers in the trucking industry experiencing the most fatalities of all occupations, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Trucks also pose a hazard to other drivers. Out of the 76,180 individuals injured in a… Continue reading Trucking Injury Cases — How Black Box Data Can Win Your Injury Case

Construction sites are some of the most dangerous places for workers. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that in 2021, 1 in 5 workplace deaths occurred in the construction industry. Injuries can occur a number of ways, including falls while working at heights, falling equipment, tripping on debris on the ground, and hazardous materials… Continue reading Injuries at Illinois Construction Sites: Who’s at Fault?

If your child commits a crime, can you be held responsible? It’s no surprise that children can make bad decisions. However, sometimes, the consequences of these poor decisions are so bad that a parent can become liable for their child’s actions. In Illinois, parental responsibility laws define and enforce parents’ duties and obligations. These regulations… Continue reading Parental Responsibility for Children’s Bad Acts

There aren’t many things in the world that are more stressful than dealing with the repercussions, both legal and medical, of suffering a personal injury that was ultimately caused by someone else. This issue can become a great deal more complicated when the person who suffered the injury is a minor. Minors in the US… Continue reading Personal Injury Claims Involving Minors

Traumatic events such as car accidents, work-related accidents, medical malpractice, or other unexpected accidents generally cause a ripple effect in the injury victim’s life and the lives of their loved ones.  While an accident can severely impact an injury victim, they are not the only person impacted when an accident occurs. Illinois law also recognizes… Continue reading Your Spouse Was Injured. Do You Have a Claim? Spousal Loss of Consortium Claims in Illinois

Navigating a personal injury trial can be daunting without a clear understanding of its structure and phases. This quick guide aims to demystify the process by providing a detailed overview of what to expect, from jury selection to the final verdict. ​​If your case is filed in federal court, it will follow the Federal Rules… Continue reading Anatomy of a Personal Injury Trial: What to Expect