Personal & Catastrophic Injuries

Personal Injury Slip and Fall Lawyer IL

Helping Injured People Obtain Fair Compensation

If you have been injured in an accident or under other circumstances, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical bills, lost wages and other damages through a personal injury lawsuit or workers' compensation claim.

We make every effort to meet with prospective clients or their representatives within 24 hours of receiving a call or e-mail. Contact us at our offices in Lake County for legal help with any of the following personal injury issues:

• Car, motorcycle and truck accidents: Every auto accident case is different, and our attorneys have the experience to build an effective strategy to pursue a motor vehicle accident injury claim for a driver, rider, passenger or pedestrian.
• Workers' compensation: If you have been injured on the job, your employer must pay your medical bills and partial lost wages, as well as compensation for any permanent injuries — regardless of who was at fault.
• Nursing home negligence: If you or your loved one has been injured at a nursing home due to negligent medical treatment or personal care, our experienced trial lawyers can pursue fair compensation.
• Dog bites: In Illinois, dog owners are legally responsible for their dogs and can be held accountable for dog bites and other injuries.
• Medical and dental malpractice: Doctors, dentists and other medical providers are held to strict professional standards of care. If you have been injured during a medical procedure or endured illness because of a missed diagnosis, you may be entitled to compensation.
• Construction site accidents: If you've been injured on a construction site, do not assume that workers' compensation is your only option. Someone other than your direct employer may be responsible for your injuries.
• Slip-and-fall and property-based accidents: Property owners are responsible for keeping their facilities safe for others. If you have slipped and fallen or otherwise been injured on someone else's property, we can help.
• Defective products and contaminated foods: Manufacturers, distributors and retailers of consumer products — including food products — are legally responsible for accidents and infections.
• Bar and liquor store liability: Businesses in Illinois can be held liable in the event they sell alcohol to intoxicated persons. In some cases, a bar or liquor store may be held responsible for drunk driving accidents, assaults and other incidents.

If you have lost a loved one in an accident, we may be able to help you recover compensation in a wrongful death lawsuit. Whatever the circumstances of your accident, don't hesitate to contact us.