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Wheels of Justice—Are they Round?
December 7th, 2020
Workers’ Comp cases can move so slowly that the wheels of justice feel like square rocks. But with the right attorney, you may still be pleased by the results. 
How Right (Turns) Can Be Wrong
November 23rd, 2020
The Dreaded Left Turn Sadly Isn’t the Only Cause of Vehicle-Pedestrian Accidents. Right Turns Require Just as Much Care to be Done Safely. Read More. 
What to Do After an Auto Accident
November 13th, 2020
If You are in an Auto Accident, Here is the Step-by-Step Process of What to Do. Be Prepared in Case You Find Yourself in a Crash. Categories: Auto Accidents
MSA, Not MESS (Medicare Set Asides in Workers’ Compensation Cases)
October 22nd, 2020
For injured workers eligible for or receiving Medicare, a Medicare Set Aside (MSA) may be required as part of a workers’ comp settlement. Learn more about MSAs. Categories: Work Injuries
Left Is Not Right (Why Left Turns Cause A Lot of Accidents)
October 9th, 2020
Many drivers do not make left turns in the way Illinois law requires. That causes a lot of accidents. Learn why making a left turn requires special attention. 
What You Don’t Know About Your Car Insurance Can Hurt You
September 24th, 2020
Do you know why it’s essential to have Uninsured Motorists / UM and Underinsured Motorists / UIM coverage in your auto accident policy? Here are the answers. 
Day Care(less): What Happens When a Minor Child Has a Personal Injury Claim?
September 10th, 2020
Special rules apply when a minor child has a personal injury claim, including approval by a judge and deposit in a special account. Learn how it all works. Categories: Personal Injury
Tent Comes Crashing Down (Anatomy of a Premises Liability Case)
August 27th, 2020
Premises liability cases involve many complex and difficult issues. Find out why you need a lawyer if you receive serious injuries on someone else’s property. 
Crashing to a Conclusion: Navigating Hurdles on the Way to Settlement
August 13th, 2020
Reaching a settlement in a workers’ comp or personal injury case sometimes requires resolving unanticipated issues. Here’s an example of how that can happen. 
Biking and Driving During Covid-19
July 23rd, 2020
More bicyclists are taking to the road during Covid-19. That means drivers need to be even more attentive to bicycles on streets and roads to avoid accidents. 
