First, make sure you show up. Even if you're nervous or worried the outcome will be bad, don't blow off your court date. Second, get an attorney to...

It's not a good idea. Even if you could agree to a waiver, it's better to just get your own attorney. In this type of case the conflict is pretty...

What do I do when I have a crooked lawyer representing me and want a new lawyer? this lawyers has tapped me from economic funds

You can fire your lawyer and get a new one. However, you will may still owe your current attorney fees for work already completed. The legal system...

No one ever answered my questions of five days ago, I'll ask them again and hope I get someone to answer them.

It's hard to guess what's going on in your husband's case without knowing the history of his claim and seeing the paperwork, but it's not uncommon...

I was injured at work, boss caused accident, can he be sued for my injuries ?

In most situations, you can sue someone who causes you injury, but workers' comp is different. Instead, you are entitled to various benefits,...

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Myhusband was diagonosed with stage 4 cancer he has been going to a dr and she has been testing him for a yr and a month ago we

There are a lot of factors to consider, but the short answer is yes, you may have a case. The next step is talking to an experienced medical...

Can I file for visitation by myself in the state of illinois with out an attorney?

At least set up an initial consultation with a family law attorney, or maybe two. This will help you understand the process and get some of your...

Do I need to hire an attorney?

Yes, I would definitely suggest hiring a defense attorney - someone with significant experience - to defend your son. If you need a recommendation,...

Lower back pain

Yes, you can still get a lawyer, and you probably should. If you were hurt at work you should be receiving benefits, including medical coverage and...

In a workers compensation case, can you receive compensation for work missed from a second or third job?

Yes, you may be entitled to lost wages from a second job. In Illinois, it often depends on whether your employer at the job where you were injured...