Personal Injury
Can You Sue for Latent Injuries?
In the state of Illinois, injured victims have up to two years to file a claim for compensation after a personal injury. Two years may seem like ample time, but
Car Accidents
Bicycle Dooring Accidents
Dooring accidents occur when drivers and passengers suddenly open the door into a bike lane or sidewalk and cause a cyclist to run into it. This type of cycling accident
Pedestrian Accidents
What Happens if a Pedestrian Caused an Accident?
Car accidents involving pedestrians are often incredibly brutal. Because pedestrians have virtually no protection, they often suffer serious injuries that lead to thousands of dollars in medical bills and lost
Medical Malpractice
Reasons for Emergency C Section
What are the reasons for an emergency C-section? When do complications from an emergency or scheduled C-section rise to the level of medical negligence? When can a patient sue for
Premises Liability
Can I Sue My Landlord for Mold?
Mold is one of many environmental hazards that can cause significant health problems, especially if large amounts are present in a home or apartment. Toxic types of mold – such
Medical Malpractice
Can You Sue a Doctor for Prescribing Wrong Medication?
Maybe you’ve been suffering from a mysterious and debilitating health condition for a while now, and you’re doctor-hopping to receive an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. Maybe you finally receive
Elder Abuse
Stage 4 Bedsore Life Expectancy
Sadly, nursing home abuse happens far more frequently than any family would like to think about. The National Health Institute stresses the importance of treating pressure sores in the initial
Elder Abuse
Complications of Immobility In Chicago Nursing Homes
Nursing homes and assisted living facilities should demonstrate an adequate level of care for their patients. Sadly, a large number of Chicago nursing home abuse and neglect cases involve those
Elder Abuse
Stage 4 Bedsore
With staffing issues in Chicago nursing homes, we’re seeing more and more stage 4 bedsores among nursing home residents. When a nursing home or living facility fails to notice or
Personal Injury
Reasonable Person Standard
What is the reasonable person standard definition? Everyone has their own personal view regarding personal responsibility and how we, as people, should act. However, this reasonable person standard comes into
Personal Injury
Good Samaritan Law Illinois
You’ve finally reached the end of a long week and are driving home from work. Or, maybe you’re still at work, at school, or watching a game. Suddenly, without any
Negligence
The 4 D’s of Negligence
Regardless of whether you’re injured in a car accident, work-related accident, or even if you’re just accident-prone, when a person seeks help from a healthcare professional, adequate care is what
