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We Like to Move it Move it!
Posted on April 21st, 2017
The day to day life of a professional mover is chalked full of potential injuries. From slipping on ice in the winter when moving a couple to their dream home, to lifting grandma’s baby grand piano, a mover does wonders for people at all stages of life, the job isn’t easy. Recently the Illinois Hammer received […]
Injured On The Job – What You Do Next Matters!
Posted on February 22nd, 2017
Injured on the job, report it immediately to your employer. If possible take pictures using your smartphone of any hazardous conditions that caused your injury. If there are witnesses, be sure to get their names and contact information. Follow your employer’s process for reporting work injuries. Seek medical treatment promptly. Tell your medical provider what […]
What To Do After An Accident
Posted on January 24th, 2017
Accidents happen every day and there is an increase in all types of accidents in the winter months. Personal Injury accidents do not favor any particular group and they can happen to anyone, anywhere. During the winter months the sidewalks, parking lots and streets are icy and sometimes there is an accumulation of snow, these […]
Illinois Hammer at the Chicago Theater
Posted on May 3rd, 2016
The Illinois hammer Bradley Dworkin appeared at the Chicago Theater on April 8th 2016. We were honored to have a booth and an Illinois Hammer banner in the entrance. We met thousands of attendees and discussed work injuries and car accidents. This was the first time the Illinois Hammer has ever appeared at a major Chicago […]
Introducing The Ilinois Hammer – Bradley Dworkin
Posted on February 29th, 2016
Bradley Dworkin Chicago personal injury attorney is known as the Illinois hammer. You call, he hammers! Car accidents and work injuries often cause injuries that physically and financially affect you. The Illinois hammer has solutions such as assisting you in obtaining case loans, medical treatment, specialists that will lien your case, prescription medication that will […]
