The weather is finally starting to get to something seasonably comfortable, and with warmer temperatures and ice-free roads, motorcyclists are excitedly pulling their bikes out of the garage and anxiously awaiting the season's first ride. Unfortunately, after a season off the streets as well as increased traffic all-around, it can add up to a higher likelihood of getting into an accident. Any Chicago personal injury attorney knows to expect more calls when its nicer out thanks to accidents, but here's a few ways you can protect yourself as a motorcyclist. Read More»
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Summer Jobs May Mean More Workplace Injuries
According to several insurance companies, the summertime months see a spike in workers comp claims and injuries at work. There are several reasons for this, but all of them can mean, for the injured person, lost wages, being out of work, and potential job loss. You're not stuck, though. A workers' compensation lawyer can help you learn about what you can do in terms of compensation, so you can heal and get back to work. Read More»
Doctors, Hospital Accused of Medical Negligence in Mokena Bar Attack
When a child is injured in an attack they didn’t provoke, it hard for any parent to deal with. But when their injuries are worsened due to the negligence of a few doctors and the hospital itself, it is definitely time to hire a Chicago medical malpractice lawyer to represent your case and fight for your loved ones. Such is the case for the mother of a south suburban man who was attacked outside of a Mokena bar in 2009. Eric Bartels was left blind and paralyzed because of the attack and his mother filed a lawsuit in October 2012 on behalf of her disabled son. Read More»
Your First Accident
When we get in our cars to go to work, to visit friends, or to run errands, we generally drive with the hope that we won't be involved in an accident. Many people are lucky enough to never experience hitting someone else or being hit, but plenty of us have gotten into an accident once or twice in our lives, be it a minor fender bender or a more serious crash. If you've never gotten into an accident before, you probably wouldn't know what to do if you did, so here's a few things to remember if you're ever involved in a car crash. Read More»
CTA Construction on Wells Street Bridge: A Quick Reminder about Train Accidents
For those of you who ride the CTA, especially the Purple and Brown lines, you may have been mildly inconvenienced by the recent construction on the Wells Street Bridge. The project is planned to repair the 91 year old bridge the second leaf of the bridge, which weighs a half-million pounds, was in the process of being bolted in Monday, April 29th. Many people tend to complain about the inconveniences these projects cause but you must remember one thing: steel is not made to last forever. These bridges take on trains and vehicles on a daily basis and they are repairing them for your continued safety. Ask any train accident attorney and they will tell you how important these repairs are for they have represented clients who have been injured on the CTA. Safety is always a high priority in public transportation and the thought of a derailment should be enough to accept and push through your personal grievances. Read More»
Illinois State Motorcycle Laws to Follow this Season
If you are new to the state or have never really paid attention to the Illinois state motorcycle laws, there is no time better than the present to learn them. After all, who else would you want to learn from than an Illinois motorcycle accident lawyer? The truth is these laws are in place to keep you safe, not to ticket you for no good reason. As a long time Chicago motorcycle accident attorney we have represented a variety of clients and you would be surprised to know most of them did not know all of the laws. With the nice weather finally starting in Chicagoland, we thought this would be a perfect time to brush up on staying safe and legal on your motorcycle. So before you fire up your bike for the first ride of Spring, be sure to memorize these laws: Read More»
Steel Beam Killed Man in Construction Accident One Year Ago
As the construction industry in Chicago enters its busy season, the chances for accidents rise as well – just ask any workers compensation lawyer. There are many factors which lead to these accidents, including larger projects and longer work hours, and but even the most careful crew can encounter onsite conditions which lead to an accident. Thankfully most of the accidents result in minor injuries, which can all be represented by a Chicago workers compensation lawyer, but every now and then a fatality occurs on the job. One year ago a man was killed working on the South Side when a beam his crew was setting on the bridge fell on him. Here is a quick briefing on what can happen on a seemingly normal day. Read More»
Springtime Safe Driving Tips
Once the winter slows and stops being snowy, cold, and icy, and the weather shifts to warm, rainy days, people may find themselves driving more frequently. With more drivers on the road, there is a bigger chance for distracted driving and auto accidents. In order to keep yourself and other drivers out there safe, here are some tips to prevent auto accidents. Read More»
Summertime Injuries in the Restaurant Industry
When the weather warms up, rooftop bars and restaurant patios open back up to eager patrons. While this is generally good for business, it can also cause problems for wait staff and bartenders. Unruly customers may get into fights, glasses can get dropped and cause cuts and lacerations, and even at dog-friendly establishments, dogs can become startled and bite people. In the event of any of these things, know that you can always talked to a personal injury lawyer in Chicago should you need to discuss the potential of a case. Read More»
How You Can Avoid Common Summer Construction Injuries
Winter can be a difficult period for any construction worker, but as winter comes to a close, the warmer air of spring takes its place. With the transition of spring, it’s time to focus on what will happen this summer, during those months when the blazing heat can be just as dangerous as the harsh cold. Construction workers can actually be more at risk for illness and injury during summer, when they wear lighter uniforms that expose their skin. Summertime comes with new risks that outdoor workers must consider on the job. Read More»

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