Chicago Product Liability Lawsuits
Aug 13, 2009
Examples Product liability cases are often in the news. The famous McDonald's hot coffee case was a product liability case. Lawsuits against car manufacturers are another example. When airbags don't ...
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Repetitive Stress Injuries and Illinois Workers' Compensation
Aug 11, 2009
Examples of repetitive stress injuries Repetitive stress injuries are injuries caused by performing the same motion over and over again. These physical movements can involve lifting heavy objects, or...
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Arbitrators in Chicago Workers' Compensation Cases
Aug 11, 2009
Arbitrators are not judges Just as claims are not lawsuits, the arbitrators are not judges. However, they are similar to judges in many ways. If there is a dispute about benefits, either party can as...
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Private Investigators and Illinois Workers' Compensation Claims
Aug 11, 2009
What are they looking for? They are looking at whether you are as injured as you say you are. If you are claiming that you can't lift heavy objects, they may be looking to see whether you are shoveli...
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Examples of When You Don't Need an Illinois Workers' Compensation Attorney
Aug 10, 2009
Minor injury If your injury was minor and you only had to go to the doctor one time, you probably don't need an attorney. Just make sure that the insurance company pays the bill. Once you're sure you...
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Help your Illinois Workers' Compensation Case: Communicate with Your Doctor
Aug 10, 2009
Tell your doctor you were injured at work Workers' compensation is for employees who are hurt on the job. In order to get benefits, you can't just give your own opinion that your job caused your inju...
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Chicago Workers' Compensation: The 19(b) Petition for Immediate Hearing
Aug 09, 2009
What is a 19(b) petition? A 19(b) Petition for Immediate Hearing is a request by an injured worker or their attorney to have a hearing before the arbitrator as soon as possible. This is different fro...
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Illinois Workers' Compensation: Arbitration Locations and Hearings
Aug 08, 2009
Arbitrators handle claims Workers' compensation cases are not lawsuits. Basically, they are claims against an insurance company, with arbitrators to resolve disputes. Disputes are not handled in cour...
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Don't Hurt Your Case: Five Rules for Injured Workers in Illinois
Aug 08, 2009
Listen to your doctor If your doctor gives you instructions to help you recover from an injury or heal after surgery, follow those instructions. One example is to quit smoking. Often a doctor will re...
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Permanent and Total Disability in Illinois Workers' Compensation Cases
Aug 07, 2009
Specific permanent and total disability This type of permanent and total disability is when an individual suffers a very specific disability. The list of specific disabilities includes loss of both h...
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