A recent ruling out of the Cook County Law Division offers a useful look at how Illinois courts evaluate slip and fall claims involving spills left by someone other than the property owner. The...
Disability claims often genuinely feel like a complete black box to people applying for the very first time in their lives, since the actual decision-making process itself rarely gets explained...
Medical malpractice cases in Illinois follow a considerably more demanding and complex legal process than most other types of personal injury claims typically require of an injured party. Here are...
Filing a medical malpractice claim in Illinois takes more than describing what a doctor or hospital did wrong. State law requires a specific piece of supporting paperwork before the case can...
Getting hurt in a crash involving an Uber vehicle raises an obvious question: can you take Uber to court? The answer depends on who you are trying to hold responsible, since Uber's own account terms...
Is Illinois an At-Will Employment State? Yes, generally. Illinois follows at-will employment, meaning either an employer or employee can end the relationship at any time for almost any reason, or no...
Does the Property Owner Automatically Owe Me Money? No. A fall on someone else's property does not automatically create liability. Illinois requires showing that the property owner or occupier...
A Law Written Specifically for This Problem Most personal injury claims rely on general negligence principles that apply to any kind of harm. Illinois took a different approach with nursing home...
A Different Kind of Damages Calculation Most personal injury claims resolve once medical treatment concludes and a final bill total exists. Spinal cord injuries rarely work that way. The full...
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