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If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Illinois, you have the right to seek compensation for the immediate financial costs and for how the crash has affected your daily life. These losses typically fall into two categories: economic[…]
Determining who’s financially responsible after a truck accident isn’t always straightforward. In Illinois, liability often hinges on what the truck driver was doing at the time of the crash, and whether they were acting within the scope of their job[…]
After a car accident, figuring out who pays for the damage to your vehicle depends on who was at fault and what type of insurance coverage is available. While it may seem simple on the surface, the process can quickly[…]
Yes — in Illinois, you may still qualify for workers’ compensation benefits even if you no longer work for the employer where your injury occurred. Your eligibility depends on when and how the injury happened, not your current employment status.[…]
In Illinois, your workers’ compensation benefits are paid by your employer — either directly or through their workers’ compensation insurance provider. The law requires nearly all Illinois employers to carry workers’ compensation coverage. This insurance is in place to provide[…]
In Illinois, the workers’ compensation system provides essential benefits for employees who suffer injuries or illnesses connected to their job. Whether your condition stems from a single incident or develops gradually, understanding what qualifies is the first step toward protecting[…]
Yes, in Illinois, you may be able to sue the truck manufacturer if a truck accident was caused by equipment failure that stemmed from a defective part or design flaw. These types of cases sometimes fall under what’s known as[…]
Yes — you may still be able to receive compensation even if the driver who hit you doesn’t have insurance. In Illinois, most auto insurance policies include uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage. These protections are designed to[…]
Truck accidents often cause catastrophic injuries, long-term disabilities, and significant financial burdens. In many cases, the losses you suffer can far exceed the limits of a single trucking insurance policy. But that doesn’t mean your options end there if you’ve[…]
When you’re injured on the job, workers’ compensation is usually your first source of support — covering medical care and a portion of your lost wages. But if someone outside your employer played a role in your injury, you may[…]
Lane splitting can affect your motorcycle accident claim in Illinois, but that alone may not bar you from compensation. Fault will be shared based on the circumstances. Lane splitting—riding between lanes of traffic—is illegal in Illinois, and if it played[…]
In Illinois, multiple parties can be held liable for a motorcycle accident. Motorcycle accidents are complex, and depending on the circumstances, more than one party could share responsibility for the crash. This is especially true when various factors contribute to[…]
If you’ve been hurt at work or developed a health condition because of your job, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits under the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act. These benefits are designed to help you recover. Workers’ compensation benefits[…]
Hiring a workers’ compensation attorney means not facing the process alone. You’ll have an experienced legal team that knows how to navigate the system, protect your rights, and pursue every benefit you’re entitled to under the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act.[…]
If you’ve been bitten by a dog in Illinois and the owner denies responsibility, you must take the right steps immediately to protect your health and legal rights. With the help of an experienced attorney, you can navigate this situation[…]
If you’ve been injured on the job, the last thing you need is to worry about how you’ll afford legal help. At The Illinois Hammer Injury Law Firm, we believe quality legal representation should be accessible to every injured worker[…]
Yes, absolutely. Even if you feel okay or notice no immediate signs of injury after an accident, it is crucial to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Many serious injuries don’t show symptoms right away — and delaying care[…]
Yes, you can file a claim if you were injured on public property in Illinois. However, these cases can be more complicated than typical personal injury claims because they involve government entities. Understanding the specific rules and requirements is essential[…]
Proving driver negligence is crucial for securing compensation after any vehicle accident. In Illinois, negligence occurs when a driver fails to exercise reasonable care, causing harm to others. To build a successful case, you must demonstrate that the driver’s actions[…]
No — at The Illinois Hammer Injury Law Firm, you don’t owe us a dime unless we win your case. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means our payment is entirely dependent on the outcome of your case.[…]
If you’ve been injured on the job, time is not on your side. In most cases, you have three years to file a workers’ compensation claim in Illinois, but there are important exceptions that can change when your deadline begins.[…]
In most personal injury cases, you have two years to file a lawsuit in the court system. This time frame is known as the statute of limitations. If you do not file within that period or settle the claim out[…]
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