Chicago, IL
Workers compensation Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
Second injury related to the first If you are injured at work and receiving benefits, and you suffer a secondary injury, you may be covered. The key is if it's related to your first injury, not wheth...
See Full GuideDetermine whether you need a criminal or civil order First, you have to determine whether you need a criminal or a civil order of protection. This will tell you where you need to go to get the order ...
See Full GuideHourly vs. contingency An hourly fee is a set amount paid per hour. At the beginning of the case, the attorney will probably require a lump sum, called a retainer. This may be a couple thousand dolla...
See Full GuideCan you file in Illinois? If you are hurt on the job, it may be unclear which state you should turn to for your workers' compensation claim. You can file workers' compensation claims in Illinois if: ...
See Full GuideContingency fee means you only pay if you win Contingency fees, as the name implies, are contingent upon the outcome of your case. If you win, you pay your attorney a percentage. If you lose, you pay...
See Full GuideContingency fees are contingent on the outcome of your case In a contingency fee arrangement, you only pay if you win. When you win (or recover money in a settlement), you pay your attorney a portion...
See Full GuideTraumatic brain injuries Traumatic brain injuries occur during a one-time event, when someone's head is shaken, hit or penetrated by an object. There are various types of traumatic brain injuries, in...
See Full GuideWhat is workers' compensation? In Illinois, the law requires most employers to have workers' compensation insurance. When an employee is injured, they can collect benefits from the insurance company....
See Full GuideTraveling for the benefit of your employer If you are traveling to a client meeting -- whether it's 10 minutes from the office or across the country --your travel is work related. If you get hurt, yo...
See Full GuideExperience Nursing home abuse cases aren't easy. For the best chance at success, you need someone with significant experience. Find an attorney or firm with at least 10 years of experience in nursing...
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