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3 Independence Day Injuries You Should Know
Posted on June 1st, 2021
Independence Day is Near Boom, pop, crack! Independence Day Weekend is right around the corner. Many will gather together this year to relax in the warmer weather, enjoy classic summer dishes, and enjoy bright fireworks illuminating the sky. While enjoying time with friends and family for Independence Day brings joy and laughter for all, remember […]
7 Common Legal Terms You Need to Know for Your Injury Case!
Posted on May 21st, 2021
Common Legal Terms Could Help You! Unless you work in the legal profession, watch a lot of legal dramas on Netflix, or study law in school, you might not be very familiar with a lot of legal terminology. For many, legal jargon is not a part of their everyday vocabulary. Legal terms used in the […]
Cyclists Beware! 11 Rules of the Road to Help Avoid a Bicycle Accident
Posted on May 11th, 2021
National Bicycle Safety Month is in May May is National Bicycle Safety Month. With the changing season, you might have noticed an increase of people on the roads—both drivers and cyclists. Whether someone rides their bike for exercise or on their commute to work, many fear that a bicycle accident could happen. Even if a […]
4 Common Premises Liability Injuries That You Need to Know!
Posted on May 10th, 2021
What is Premises Liability? Premises Liability refers to cases where you are injured while lawfully on another’s property. In these cases, the property owner can be liable for your injuries if they were a result of the property owner’s negligence. Negligence, in short, means the failure to act with a level of care that a […]
The Fatal Four: Top 4 Construction Accident Injuries That You Need to Know Now!
Posted on April 9th, 2021
Construction Accident Attorneys at The Illinois Hammer With warmer weather, you might find that the streets of Illinois are restored to their regular hustle and bustle. More drivers are on the road, pedestrians are out and about, and construction work will be back in full swing as workers return to the job in more temperate […]