Workers’ compensation is designed as a no-fault system of employer-paid benefits for workers who become injured or develop a work-related disease on the job. Each state has its own workers’ compensation rules and regulations. In Illinois, if you become injured at work, you ...
Read MoreIf you’ve been injured at the fault of another person or entity, it is possible to have long-term effects from the incident that may not present ...
View MorePersonal injury lawsuits can be complex and emotional. It is important to have a compassionate attorney on your side that will do what it takes to get ...
View MoreIf someone else is responsible for your injuries, such as a business or government, they can be held liable for the costs and trauma you endured due ...
View MoreWorkers’ compensation is designed as a no-fault system of employer-paid benefits for workers who become injured or develop a work-related disease on ...
View MoreHouse Bill (HB) 3418 and Senate Bill (SB) 1596 have recently been passed, and pose significant changes to Illinois public policy. These bills were ...
View MoreAs defined by the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission (referred to as “Commission” from here on out), “Workers’ compensation is a no-fault ...
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