Personal Injury
Holding Parties Responsible
After an injury, you may deal with a number of physical, mental, emotional and financial challenges. It is particularly frustrating if your accident was the result of someone else’s actions or negligence. If you’re dealing with this situation, we can help.
Personal injury laws protect individuals who have been harmed by another person or a corporation. The judicial system holds wrongdoers accountable for their negligent actions and promotes safety measures and regulations that positively affect our community. We will carefully evaluate whether:
The defendant acted negligently or recklessly.
The negligent or reckless actions caused your injuries.
The injuries were foreseeable.
You had no preexisting conditions, there were no intervening causes, and you did not assume the risks.
Accidents & Injuries
It’s important to seek the guidance of a skilled attorney to handle your personal injury claim and help you seek compensation for medical bills, rehabilitation, lost wages, pain and suffering, disability, and the loss of future earning capacity.
The statute of limitations for personal injury claims can vary from state to state. In Illinois, the statute of limitations is two years, so you must file your case within that time frame. Some cases require notice provisions within one year. For injuries or conditions that are not immediately apparent, the statute of limitations period starts as soon as the symptoms begin.
If you or a loved one has been injured, you need an experienced attorney to ensure that the right result for you is obtained, whether that be through an early settlement or a trial verdict. Our goal is to obtain the maximum compensation you deserve to cover expenses, prolonged medical care, pain, and loss of income. Your free 30-minute case consultation is only a phone call away.