If you or someone you love has been injured because of someone else’s negligence, you know how overwhelming things can get. There are medical bills, time off work, pain, stress, and a million questions running through your mind. You need someone who can guide you through it all and fight to get you the money…

People slip, trip, or get into accidents every day. Sometimes these incidents happen in a government building, on a city sidewalk, or even because of a collision with a public vehicle. When that happens, the first question many people ask is whether they can sue the government for their injuries. In Illinois, the answer is…

Imagine being hurt in an accident, doing everything right by filing a claim, only to get a letter in the mail saying it has been denied. For many people, that single envelope feels like a door slamming shut. Insurance companies deny claims every day, sometimes for technical reasons, sometimes for lack of paperwork, and other…

If you have been hurt in an accident in Illinois, one of the first questions you may have is whether you can still recover damages if you were partly responsible for what happened. The answer often depends on something called comparative fault, a legal concept that can greatly influence the outcome of your case. Knowing…

Picture this. You are injured in a car crash, or maybe you slip on a wet floor in a store. At first, your main concern is healing. You focus on doctor visits, physical therapy, and getting back to normal life. Weeks turn into months. Then, you find out there is a strict deadline for filing…

Imagine you are involved in a serious accident. You talk to your insurance company, and they explain your coverage for bodily injury. Then you speak to your lawyer, and they discuss the possibility of filing a personal injury claim. The words sound similar, yet they carry very different legal meanings. If you misunderstand these terms,…

If you have been injured and are thinking about filing a claim, one of the first things you might ask is whether you will need to appear in court. It is a fair question, especially if you have never dealt with anything like this before. The thought of going in front of a judge or…

When someone is hurt in an accident, the pain they feel is not always just physical. The emotional toll, the loss of comfort, and the struggle to get through daily life are all part of what the law in Illinois recognizes as pain and suffering. These are real effects that deserve attention when it comes…

You might not think twice about walking through a public building or strolling through a city park, until something goes wrong. An unexpected fall, a broken step, or a slick floor can quickly turn a normal day into a painful and stressful experience. When an injury takes place on property maintained by a government agency,…

After an accident, many people expect insurance to handle their medical expenses. However, once the hospital bills begin to arrive, the situation often becomes more complicated. In Illinois, determining who is responsible for paying these expenses depends on several factors, including fault, insurance coverage, and the type of accident involved. If you are already facing…