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category Car Accidents
In Illinois, there is no time limit for the criminal prosecution of hit and run drivers. Senate Bill 1943, inspired by the tragic death of six-year-old Patrick Leahy, eliminates the statute of limitations and grants investigators and prosecutors more time to find and bring justice to those involved in hit and run accidents. There is a statute of limitations of...
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category Workers' Compensation
According to the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL), the four types of workers' compensation benefits are: medical benefits, wage replacement benefits, vocational rehabilitation benefits, and other benefits, such as death benefits. Each type of benefit provides specific coverage and support to workers who have suffered workplace injuries or illnesses. We will discuss each type of workers' compensation benefit in more...
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category Medical Malpractice
 According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Practitioner Data Bank, while the average settlement amount can vary greatly depending on the specifics of the case, over the 10 year period of 2013-2022, the average payout for medical malpractice in the United States was $342,307.97. Moreover, the average payout in Illinois is even higher. In Illinois,...
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category Truck Accidents
No, most truck accident cases are settled out of court. The insurance company will evaluate your claim and decide whether to offer a settlement or deny the claim completely. If they are willing to negotiate, you may be able to reach an agreement without having to go to court. But, if the insurance company denies your claim or offers a...
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category Car Accidents
You do not have to hire a lawyer for a car accident settlement, but without a lawyer to negotiate on your behalf, you can miss out on compensation you deserve. It is possible to file an insurance claim and negotiate for a settlement on your own. You can also file a personal injury lawsuit without a personal injury lawyer. However,...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Whether or not you should sign an insurance company release is a complex question. By signing an insurance release of claims form, you are formalizing the settlement offer from the insurance company that will result in a payment to you within 30 days. When you sign, you also waive all future claims for that accident or injury. Your decision to...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
When it comes to a personal injury case, witnesses with reliable testimony can be extremely important. Witnesses provide valuable information that can help build your case and ultimately lead to the best outcome possible. Both lay witnesses and expert witnesses play an integral role in helping you get the most out of your settlement with an insurance company. What Is...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
If you have been the victim of a car accident, it is important to gather contact information of people who can be a credible witness and provide valuable information for the police report in their witness statement about the events that led up to and occurred during the accident. Credible Witness Criteria The most important criteria for determining whether someone...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Comparative fault, sometimes called comparative negligence or comparative responsibility, is a legal principle for personal injury claims that governs when a plaintiff is entitled to financial compensation despite sharing in the fault of an accident. Comparative fault rules are used in the vast majority of states, but there are different ways jurisdictions approach this principle. If you were injured in...
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
When you need to hire a motorcycle accident lawyer in Chicago, you may ask, "How much will a motorcycle lawyer cost?" The costs can vary quite a bit from case to case. In most cases, you won't need to pay anything up front. Your lawyer will take a percentage of your final compensatory award as their payment for services rendered....
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
When a rider has been injured in a motorcycle accident, they may be wondering "Do you have to go to court for a motorcycle accident?" The majority of the time, insurance companies are willing to settle a motorcycle accident claim without ever stepping foot in a courtroom. At The Kryder Law Group, LLC Accident and Injury Lawyers, our Chicago motorcycle...
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
If you have suffered an injury in a motorcycle accident, you may be wondering what is the average motorcycle accident settlement for these types of cases. The amount of your own injury settlement will depend on several factors, including the severity of your injuries, pain and suffering, the medical costs, the impact of your wreck on your day to day...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
No, an unlicensed driver is not always at fault for a Chicago car accident. Unlicensed driving can be very dangerous and irresponsible but there are many factors that can contribute to an accident, and fault is not always clear-cut. However, if an unlicensed driver is involved in an accident, it may be more difficult to recover compensation from them. According...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
Although you may not have been at fault when a traffic accident occurred, you should still consider getting a car accident lawyer, especially if you are looking to recover compensation from the at fault driver who caused the accident. Recovering compensation from the at-fault party or their insurer sounds like it would be straightforward. However, a personal injury lawyer can...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
All personal injury and car accident cases are different and include varying circumstances that can affect how long it takes to get a settlement check. In some cases, you may see a settlement check arrive in a matter of weeks, but that is not always the case for car accident personal injury cases. Car accident cases can be complicated when...
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
There is no magic number for the “right” truck accident settlement amount after an accident with a truck driver in Chicago. Rather, the amount you should settle for after a commercial vehicle accident depends on factors unique to your case, including your medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages. The right truck accident settlement will be completely...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Pain and suffering is separate from medical bills when it comes to compensation in a civil matter. Medical bills are objective evidence of the financial damages that have been incurred. They can be used to support a claim for reimbursement in a civil lawsuit. Pain and suffering is more subjective, and it can be more difficult to place a monetary...
Read More ...
category Nursing Home Abuse
Intentional or negligent acts by caregivers that result in harm to patients are considered patient abuse or elder abuse. If your loved one experienced elder abuse in a nursing home facility, a personal injury lawyer may be able to help you. Your loved one may be entitled to compensation. Patient abuse is especially upsetting due to the vulnerability of those...
Read More ...
category Exceeding Posted Speed Limit Accidents
 How Much Can You Go Over the Speed Limit? There is a misconception that as long as people stay within five miles per hour (mph) over the speed limit, they are within the law, but this is not true. Chicago drivers cannot go any mph over the posted limit and must obey speed limits at all times or they...
Read More ...
category Exceeding Posted Speed Limit Accidents
Going any amount over the speed limit is illegal—even if it’s only 5 miles per hour (MPH). You have legal rights if you were injured by a speeding motorist—even if they were only exceeding the speed limit by a small amount. If you were injured by a driver who was exceeding the speed limit, even if they just went 5...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
Car accidents can be very stressful and even tragic events. Whether you're the victim or the other driver, you may wonder (even while still at the accident scene) "do you have to go to court for a car accident?" In most car accident cases, you will not have to go to court for a car accident. Most car accident claims...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
If you've been in an accident, you may find yourself wondering what is the difference between bodily injury and personal injury. Personal injury refers to any injury that occurred in an accident, including physical, mental, or emotional damage, whereas bodily injury more specifically refers to physical injury to one's body. Knowing the difference between bodily injury and personal injury could...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the main causes of car accidents include vehicle, driver, environmental and unknown factors. Drivers account for about 94 percent of traffic accidents. The NHTSA’s Crash Causation Survey states vehicle, environmental, and unknown factors are each about two percent of the total critical reasons that are identified as collision causes. In this...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
 According to the CDC, each day there are nine people in the United States who are killed in fatal crashes involving a distracted driver. Distracted driving is any activity that takes a driver's attention away from the primary task of driving. This can include things like texting, eating and drinking, talking to passengers, using a navigation system, and adjusting...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Yes, when insurance companies settle claims, they do pay for pain and suffering. When seeking compensation in a personal injury claim, attorneys ask for economic and non-economic damages. Examples of economic damages include lost wages and medical bills. These examples can be easily calculated. Non-economic damages can include emotional distress, pain, suffering and loss of a normal life. This category of damages is...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
How long does an insurance claim take? There is no single answer to the question: "how long does an insurance claim take after a car accident?" Each car accident settlement case is completely unique and depends on the circumstances of your specific crash. These circumstances can include the nature of the accident itself, the injuries you've sustained and your insurance...
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
If you suspect that they were responsible for your injuries, you can sue someone personally after a motorcycle accident. The only party that is virtually immune to lawsuits is your employer. You can sue many other entities, including: Government organizations (like the city, county, and state) Manufacturers Mechanics Businesses Subcontractors When to File a Lawsuit After a Motorcycle Accident While...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
When you've been seriously injured and are looking for a lawyer, you might see the slogan "we don't get paid until you do." But what does that really mean? How do personal injury contingency agreements work? These contingent fee agreements involve a lawyer taking your case in exchange for a percentage of any compensation they recover on your behalf. If they...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Coming up with an average payout for slip and fall cases is hard to do because the details of a fall and the severity of injuries sustained can vary greatly from case to case. When it comes to slip and fall personal injury cases, there is no one-size-fits-all answer for what the average payout is. Every case is unique, and...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Calculating pain and suffering damages in Illinois is not as straightforward as calculating other types of financial compensation. Unlike with damages like your medical expenses, there is no objective way to determine what a pain and suffering claim is worth. This means that a judge or jury will need to consider a wide range of factors when awarding damages in...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
Illinois is a fault state, so motorists can pursue an insurance claim or lawsuit against the party that was responsible for the accident. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident in Illinois, an attorney with our firm could guide you on your legal options. While you have the right to pursue a personal injury lawsuit,...
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
Though you may wonder, “What is the average semi-truck accident settlement amount?” this question is not especially useful. You should instead ask, “What is the amount of my semi-truck accident settlement?” Every victim of a semi-truck accident has different losses, injuries, and prognoses. Rather than worrying about the value of other settlements, your lawyer will focus on your own losses....
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
If you want an advocate by your side who will protect your rights from the beginning, then you should call a lawyer after a car accident. When you make your initial call, you will first speak with a representative who will assess your case and determine if the firm is a fit for your legal needs. A lawyer works for...
Read More ...
category Slip and Fall Injury
A slip and fall is a personal injury that may entitle you to compensation if the property owner was negligent. You may be able to recover several types of damages, such as your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. A slip and fall injury is a sudden shock that may require a long recovery. Your potential need for...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
An uninsured driver is not automatically at fault in a traffic accident. According to the Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI), fault in Illinois is determined based on something called comparative negligence. Basically, the driver whose negligence contributed the most to the accident will be held at fault for what happened, regardless of insurance status. Modified Comparative Negligence in Illinois Modified...
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
Truck accident claims can take longer to settle than those involving passenger vehicle accidents. This is primarily because the liability investigation is more complex, and victims’ damages tend to be more substantial. That being said, how long it will take for a truck accident claim to settle will depend on the specific details of your situation. You Must Establish Liability...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
You prove wrongful death by introducing evidence that establishes each element of the civil tort of wrongful death. Even if the death happened because of someone’s criminal act, wrongful death is a civil lawsuit, so you have to establish all the factors for that cause of action. The Elements of Wrongful Death in Illinois The Illinois state legislature created the...
Read More ...
category Nursing Home Abuse
Research and statistics tell us a lot about how common nursing home abuse is. In the United States, approximately one-third of nursing homes had serious violations that might have or did lead to resident harm, according to National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) statistics. Of the 2,000 nursing home residents interviewed: 44% identified themselves as victims of abuse 95% identified...
Read More ...
category Slip and Fall Injury
Whether you are pursuing a claim with an insurance company or filing a lawsuit in state court, slip and fall cases can be hard to win. The good news is that our team could help recover the compensation you need after such an accident. In order to secure compensation for your injuries, it is necessary to prove the property owner...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Yes, in Illinois, you can settle a car accident without a lawyer. Before you decide to negotiate and settle your car accident claim on your own, though, ask yourself these questions: Does the at-fault driver have enough coverage to fully cover your losses? Does your own insurance policy offer any additional coverage? What if the at-fault driver is uninsured or...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
When thinking about whose fault is a rear end collision, ultimately, the answer depends on what happened. Every rear end collision comes with its own set of circumstances. For instance, if you were rear-ended by a speeding driver, the fault for the accident would likely rest on them. However, suppose that you rear-ended another motorist who braked suddenly. In that...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
In Illinois, there is no time limit for the criminal prosecution of hit and run drivers. Senate Bill 1943, inspired by the tragic death of six-year-old Patrick Leahy, eliminates the statute of limitations and grants investigators and prosecutors more time to find and bring justice to those involved in hit and run accidents. There is a statute of limitations of...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
You do not have to hire a lawyer for a car accident settlement, but without a lawyer to negotiate on your behalf, you can miss out on compensation you deserve. It is possible to file an insurance claim and negotiate for a settlement on your own. You can also file a personal injury lawsuit without a personal injury lawyer. However,...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
If you have been the victim of a car accident, it is important to gather contact information of people who can be a credible witness and provide valuable information for the police report in their witness statement about the events that led up to and occurred during the accident. Credible Witness Criteria The most important criteria for determining whether someone...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
No, an unlicensed driver is not always at fault for a Chicago car accident. Unlicensed driving can be very dangerous and irresponsible but there are many factors that can contribute to an accident, and fault is not always clear-cut. However, if an unlicensed driver is involved in an accident, it may be more difficult to recover compensation from them. According...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
Although you may not have been at fault when a traffic accident occurred, you should still consider getting a car accident lawyer, especially if you are looking to recover compensation from the at fault driver who caused the accident. Recovering compensation from the at-fault party or their insurer sounds like it would be straightforward. However, a personal injury lawyer can...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
All personal injury and car accident cases are different and include varying circumstances that can affect how long it takes to get a settlement check. In some cases, you may see a settlement check arrive in a matter of weeks, but that is not always the case for car accident personal injury cases. Car accident cases can be complicated when...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
Car accidents can be very stressful and even tragic events. Whether you're the victim or the other driver, you may wonder (even while still at the accident scene) "do you have to go to court for a car accident?" In most car accident cases, you will not have to go to court for a car accident. Most car accident claims...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the main causes of car accidents include vehicle, driver, environmental and unknown factors. Drivers account for about 94 percent of traffic accidents. The NHTSA’s Crash Causation Survey states vehicle, environmental, and unknown factors are each about two percent of the total critical reasons that are identified as collision causes. In this...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
 According to the CDC, each day there are nine people in the United States who are killed in fatal crashes involving a distracted driver. Distracted driving is any activity that takes a driver's attention away from the primary task of driving. This can include things like texting, eating and drinking, talking to passengers, using a navigation system, and adjusting...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
How long does an insurance claim take? There is no single answer to the question: "how long does an insurance claim take after a car accident?" Each car accident settlement case is completely unique and depends on the circumstances of your specific crash. These circumstances can include the nature of the accident itself, the injuries you've sustained and your insurance...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
Illinois is a fault state, so motorists can pursue an insurance claim or lawsuit against the party that was responsible for the accident. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident in Illinois, an attorney with our firm could guide you on your legal options. While you have the right to pursue a personal injury lawsuit,...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
If you want an advocate by your side who will protect your rights from the beginning, then you should call a lawyer after a car accident. When you make your initial call, you will first speak with a representative who will assess your case and determine if the firm is a fit for your legal needs. A lawyer works for...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
An uninsured driver is not automatically at fault in a traffic accident. According to the Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI), fault in Illinois is determined based on something called comparative negligence. Basically, the driver whose negligence contributed the most to the accident will be held at fault for what happened, regardless of insurance status. Modified Comparative Negligence in Illinois Modified...
Read More ...
category Car Accidents
When thinking about whose fault is a rear end collision, ultimately, the answer depends on what happened. Every rear end collision comes with its own set of circumstances. For instance, if you were rear-ended by a speeding driver, the fault for the accident would likely rest on them. However, suppose that you rear-ended another motorist who braked suddenly. In that...
Read More ...
category Exceeding Posted Speed Limit Accidents
 How Much Can You Go Over the Speed Limit? There is a misconception that as long as people stay within five miles per hour (mph) over the speed limit, they are within the law, but this is not true. Chicago drivers cannot go any mph over the posted limit and must obey speed limits at all times or they...
Read More ...
category Exceeding Posted Speed Limit Accidents
Going any amount over the speed limit is illegal—even if it’s only 5 miles per hour (MPH). You have legal rights if you were injured by a speeding motorist—even if they were only exceeding the speed limit by a small amount. If you were injured by a driver who was exceeding the speed limit, even if they just went 5...
Read More ...
category Medical Malpractice
 According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Practitioner Data Bank, while the average settlement amount can vary greatly depending on the specifics of the case, over the 10 year period of 2013-2022, the average payout for medical malpractice in the United States was $342,307.97. Moreover, the average payout in Illinois is even higher. In Illinois,...
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
When you need to hire a motorcycle accident lawyer in Chicago, you may ask, "How much will a motorcycle lawyer cost?" The costs can vary quite a bit from case to case. In most cases, you won't need to pay anything up front. Your lawyer will take a percentage of your final compensatory award as their payment for services rendered....
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
When a rider has been injured in a motorcycle accident, they may be wondering "Do you have to go to court for a motorcycle accident?" The majority of the time, insurance companies are willing to settle a motorcycle accident claim without ever stepping foot in a courtroom. At The Kryder Law Group, LLC Accident and Injury Lawyers, our Chicago motorcycle...
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
If you have suffered an injury in a motorcycle accident, you may be wondering what is the average motorcycle accident settlement for these types of cases. The amount of your own injury settlement will depend on several factors, including the severity of your injuries, pain and suffering, the medical costs, the impact of your wreck on your day to day...
Read More ...
category Motorcycle Accidents
If you suspect that they were responsible for your injuries, you can sue someone personally after a motorcycle accident. The only party that is virtually immune to lawsuits is your employer. You can sue many other entities, including: Government organizations (like the city, county, and state) Manufacturers Mechanics Businesses Subcontractors When to File a Lawsuit After a Motorcycle Accident While...
Read More ...
category Nursing Home Abuse
Intentional or negligent acts by caregivers that result in harm to patients are considered patient abuse or elder abuse. If your loved one experienced elder abuse in a nursing home facility, a personal injury lawyer may be able to help you. Your loved one may be entitled to compensation. Patient abuse is especially upsetting due to the vulnerability of those...
Read More ...
category Nursing Home Abuse
Research and statistics tell us a lot about how common nursing home abuse is. In the United States, approximately one-third of nursing homes had serious violations that might have or did lead to resident harm, according to National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) statistics. Of the 2,000 nursing home residents interviewed: 44% identified themselves as victims of abuse 95% identified...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Whether or not you should sign an insurance company release is a complex question. By signing an insurance release of claims form, you are formalizing the settlement offer from the insurance company that will result in a payment to you within 30 days. When you sign, you also waive all future claims for that accident or injury. Your decision to...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
When it comes to a personal injury case, witnesses with reliable testimony can be extremely important. Witnesses provide valuable information that can help build your case and ultimately lead to the best outcome possible. Both lay witnesses and expert witnesses play an integral role in helping you get the most out of your settlement with an insurance company. What Is...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Comparative fault, sometimes called comparative negligence or comparative responsibility, is a legal principle for personal injury claims that governs when a plaintiff is entitled to financial compensation despite sharing in the fault of an accident. Comparative fault rules are used in the vast majority of states, but there are different ways jurisdictions approach this principle. If you were injured in...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Pain and suffering is separate from medical bills when it comes to compensation in a civil matter. Medical bills are objective evidence of the financial damages that have been incurred. They can be used to support a claim for reimbursement in a civil lawsuit. Pain and suffering is more subjective, and it can be more difficult to place a monetary...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
If you've been in an accident, you may find yourself wondering what is the difference between bodily injury and personal injury. Personal injury refers to any injury that occurred in an accident, including physical, mental, or emotional damage, whereas bodily injury more specifically refers to physical injury to one's body. Knowing the difference between bodily injury and personal injury could...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Yes, when insurance companies settle claims, they do pay for pain and suffering. When seeking compensation in a personal injury claim, attorneys ask for economic and non-economic damages. Examples of economic damages include lost wages and medical bills. These examples can be easily calculated. Non-economic damages can include emotional distress, pain, suffering and loss of a normal life. This category of damages is...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
When you've been seriously injured and are looking for a lawyer, you might see the slogan "we don't get paid until you do." But what does that really mean? How do personal injury contingency agreements work? These contingent fee agreements involve a lawyer taking your case in exchange for a percentage of any compensation they recover on your behalf. If they...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Coming up with an average payout for slip and fall cases is hard to do because the details of a fall and the severity of injuries sustained can vary greatly from case to case. When it comes to slip and fall personal injury cases, there is no one-size-fits-all answer for what the average payout is. Every case is unique, and...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Calculating pain and suffering damages in Illinois is not as straightforward as calculating other types of financial compensation. Unlike with damages like your medical expenses, there is no objective way to determine what a pain and suffering claim is worth. This means that a judge or jury will need to consider a wide range of factors when awarding damages in...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
You prove wrongful death by introducing evidence that establishes each element of the civil tort of wrongful death. Even if the death happened because of someone’s criminal act, wrongful death is a civil lawsuit, so you have to establish all the factors for that cause of action. The Elements of Wrongful Death in Illinois The Illinois state legislature created the...
Read More ...
category Personal Injury
Yes, in Illinois, you can settle a car accident without a lawyer. Before you decide to negotiate and settle your car accident claim on your own, though, ask yourself these questions: Does the at-fault driver have enough coverage to fully cover your losses? Does your own insurance policy offer any additional coverage? What if the at-fault driver is uninsured or...
Read More ...
category Slip and Fall Injury
Coming up with an average payout for slip and fall cases is hard to do because the details of a fall and the severity of injuries sustained can vary greatly from case to case. When it comes to slip and fall personal injury cases, there is no one-size-fits-all answer for what the average payout is. Every case is unique, and...
Read More ...
category Slip and Fall Injury
A slip and fall is a personal injury that may entitle you to compensation if the property owner was negligent. You may be able to recover several types of damages, such as your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. A slip and fall injury is a sudden shock that may require a long recovery. Your potential need for...
Read More ...
category Slip and Fall Injury
Whether you are pursuing a claim with an insurance company or filing a lawsuit in state court, slip and fall cases can be hard to win. The good news is that our team could help recover the compensation you need after such an accident. In order to secure compensation for your injuries, it is necessary to prove the property owner...
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
No, most truck accident cases are settled out of court. The insurance company will evaluate your claim and decide whether to offer a settlement or deny the claim completely. If they are willing to negotiate, you may be able to reach an agreement without having to go to court. But, if the insurance company denies your claim or offers a...
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
There is no magic number for the “right” truck accident settlement amount after an accident with a truck driver in Chicago. Rather, the amount you should settle for after a commercial vehicle accident depends on factors unique to your case, including your medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages. The right truck accident settlement will be completely...
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
Though you may wonder, “What is the average semi-truck accident settlement amount?” this question is not especially useful. You should instead ask, “What is the amount of my semi-truck accident settlement?” Every victim of a semi-truck accident has different losses, injuries, and prognoses. Rather than worrying about the value of other settlements, your lawyer will focus on your own losses....
Read More ...
category Truck Accidents
Truck accident claims can take longer to settle than those involving passenger vehicle accidents. This is primarily because the liability investigation is more complex, and victims’ damages tend to be more substantial. That being said, how long it will take for a truck accident claim to settle will depend on the specific details of your situation. You Must Establish Liability...
Read More ...
category Workers' Compensation
According to the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL), the four types of workers' compensation benefits are: medical benefits, wage replacement benefits, vocational rehabilitation benefits, and other benefits, such as death benefits. Each type of benefit provides specific coverage and support to workers who have suffered workplace injuries or illnesses. We will discuss each type of workers' compensation benefit in more...
Read More ...
category Wrongful Death
You prove wrongful death by introducing evidence that establishes each element of the civil tort of wrongful death. Even if the death happened because of someone’s criminal act, wrongful death is a civil lawsuit, so you have to establish all the factors for that cause of action. The Elements of Wrongful Death in Illinois The Illinois state legislature created the...
Read More ...

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