Personal Injury Blog

In the United States, construction sites must conform to federal safety standards. These safety regulations are delineated by the U.S. Government in the Occupational Safety and Health Act. This act was initiated by Congress in 1970 to correct the considerable problem of work-related accidents throughout the nation. The act redefined workplace injuries and fatalities...

Many Illinois residents enjoy riding bicycles as an alternative form of transportation and enjoyable pastime. When cycling on Chicago roads, however, it is important to know the rules and regulations that apply to Illinois cyclists. These laws are crucial for preventing accidents and keeping bicyclists safe on the road. Rights and Duties of Illinois...

Motorists in Illinois have a duty to drive safely and follow all traffic laws. However, these obligations do not begin and end behind the wheel. Drivers must also take their cars to an authorized testing location for emissions checkups and comply with county inspection requirements. Failure to follow Illinois car inspection laws can result...

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...