I agree with the previous answers, and will add that you might also contact the Illinois Department Of Financial And Professional Regulation.

Workers' Comp. pays for losses of wages. Wages vary from person to person. That's why no-one can tell you whether the offer is in the ballpark or not.

I agree with Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Candioto in particular. Your friend doesn’t speak good English, but he was smart enough to file his case in...

Gross negligence isn’t a standard that you need to prove in a personal injury claim. Simple negligence (over 50%) on the part of the defendant is...

It appears that a Workers' Compensation tag was part of your question. I will address that issue and leave the rest to attorneys who concentrate in...

Although your question is unclear, I suspect that the answer is what Mr. Hoffman said: it is unlikely that there is any case here. As he said,...

In addition to the answers you have previously received (with which I agree), I will add that from what you've said it doesn't look like your son...

You need strong medical evidence to support a claim that you aggravated a pre-existing injury, especially to get money out of a huge corporation...

Workers' Comp. law requires that no case can be settled (or tried on a final basis) until you are at maximum medical improvement. If you tried...

It's not clear what you mean by "less." Less than what? It could mean that there is an offer on the table, or maybe you're talking about some...