Personal Injury Blog

When you are filing an insurance claim, you may want to hire a lawyer to represent your case. During this process, your attorney will draft a legal notice called the Letter of Representation and send it to the insurance company. This document informs the insurance carrier that your lawyer will take over your claim...

After an unexpected accident, few people can pay for their medical bills or vehicle repairs out of pocket. While waiting for an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit to conclude, it is common for Illinois residents to direct payments through their insurance companies. Once a settlement is reached, however, these entities may demand compensation...

To recover compensation in a personal injury lawsuit, you must prove that the at-fault party’s negligence caused your accident and resulting injuries. However, determining liability is not always straightforward. There are multiple types of negligence that arise in civil courts across the United States, including comparative negligence, contributory negligence, and gross negligence. Pure Comparative...

When discussing personal injury cases, many people assume that the victim was in perfect health before the accident. However, this is rarely the case. Millions of people across the United States live with a pre-existing condition, such as a previous injury or a chronic illness. Whether it be a bad back or an extremely...

Like motor vehicle drivers, motorcyclists in Illinois must comply with multiple laws, regulations, and requirements. One of the most important is to obtain a Class M or Class L motorcycle license through the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). Obtaining a motorcycle license in Illinois is simple and very similar to the driver’s license process....