The Department of Health and Human Services estimates that 30% of birth injuries are preventable. Medical negligence is one of the leading causes of birth injuries in the United States. A recent study performed by the Centers for Disease Control …
Injured People With a Lawyer Get Three Times More Money
If you’ve been injured in an accident, you may believe that you can face the insurance company alone and negotiate a favorable settlement for your injuries. Almost half of all people injured in accidents do just that – attempt to …
Do You Really Need a Lawyer?
In this age of do-it-yourself, people often ask me “do I really need a lawyer?” If you’ve been injured, dealing with the insurance company or the at-fault party can be difficult, stressful and time-consuming. The insurance company has hundreds of …
Do You Need to Come to the Court Hearing?
Clients often ask me “do I need to come to court with you for our court hearing?” In this short video, I answer this common question and let you know what role you have in the lawsuit process and what …
What You Should Do If You Slip and Fall in a Store
Slip and fall accidents in stores or restaurants can be more than just embarrassing, they can lead to very serious injuries. These falls can be caused by uneven surfaces, dangerous flooring materials or spills on the floor. The stores or …
What You Should Do After a Car Crash
Car crashes happen thousands of times per year. In fact, 2015 and 2016 were two of the deadliest years for drivers in American history. When you get in a car crash, there are a few things you need to do …
The Opioid Epidemic By the Numbers
Nursing Home Guide: Medicare’s Nursing Home Checklist
In order to choose the best nursing home or long-term care facility for your loved one, Medicare offers several tools to compare facilities, look up facility rankings and to learn more about each individual facility. Medicare also offers a comprehensive …
Illinois Snow and Ice Removal Act: A Winter Wonderland Can Cause Unexpected Injuries
Chicago winters can be brutal. Between the frigid temperatures, snow, and ice, sometimes it seems like spring may never arrive. Chicago sees the majority of its snowfall from New Years Day until February, averaging 10 inches of snow per month. …
Why You Need More Than “State Minimum” Car Insurance: You Get What You Pay For
In order to drive a car in Illinois, you are required to have auto insurance. In Illinois, you are required to carry, at least, state minimum car insurance. This insurance protects you from any accident you cause. This insurance will …