Unfortunately, you have no case. A pair of shoes marketed as "slip resistant," does not guarantee they won't slip. It's not a warranty. And...

Cases automatically are returned to the call every 3 months and after 3 years are "above the line," meaning you are going to trial unless your...

Sure. Assuming the agreement is valid and you remain up to date, the agreement should specify you can't be sued, but it might be vague enough...

Unfortunately, without physical injury, there is no claim in Illinois for NIED. the law doesn’t allow this except in very limited circumstances,...

Every single medical malpractice case in Illinois requires two things: 1. a failure by a health care professional to follow the standards of care...

First step is talk to a lawyer, who can obtain your records, have them reviewed by a medical expert (eye specialist), to determine if 1. the...

My colleagues have done a magnificent job explaining why this would be a pointless exercise, unfortunately.

Without injury, there’s no damages and thus no case. Unfortunately, nothing legal here, even if this was a medical error.

First thing you do is report the incident to the manager. Second, get needed medical attention. Third, if you’re injured and require additional...

Read what the others have written about judicial immunity. Unfortunately, you don’t have that type of option here available to you.