Personal Injury Blog
How Does Car Insurance Work if You’re Not at Fault?
Getting into a car crash is always stressful, regardless of how severe it is. Even a minor fender...
What Does No-Fault State Mean and is Illinois One of Them?
If you've been in a car crash, it's important to know whether or not you live in a no-fault state...
Who’s Liable in a Truck Accident in Illinois: The Driver, the Company, or Both?
Every year, thousands of Illinois drivers are involved in crashes with large commercial...
What Happens After a Deposition in a Lawsuit
If you’ve just finished a deposition in your personal injury case, you’re probably wondering: Now...
Marginal Cord Insertion: When a Missed Diagnosis Becomes Medical Negligence
Marginal cord insertion (MCI) is when the umbilical cord is improperly attached to the placenta...
My Pledge as Your Attorney: AI Won’t Do My Job For Me
Ever since AI large language models (LLM) like ChatGPT burst onto the scene, a myriad of...
How to Authenticate Text Messages for Court in Illinois
Texting has become the main mode of communication for a lot of people, with some surveys...
Compensatory vs. Punitive Damages: What’s the Difference?
If you're ever injured due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to more than just...
‘No Touch’ Cell Phone Laws: Can You Hold Your Phone While Driving in Illinois?
How many times have you seen an oblivious driver, only to pass them and see them staring down at...
Filing a Bedsore Lawsuit: Everything You Need to Know
Pressure ulcers, sometimes known as decubitus ulcers or bedsores, affect over 2.5 million...
How Long Does it Take to Die from Sepsis?
Each year, around 1.7 million Americans develop sepsis while hospitalized, and at least 350,000 of...
Car Seat Laws in Illinois You Should Know About in 2025
Did you know that according to the most recent data available, Illinois saw nearly 300,000 car...
Don’t Post on Social Media if You Have a Pending Lawsuit
Navigating social media while involved in a lawsuit requires careful consideration. While it may...
How Long Do You Have to Sue For a Birth Injury in Illinois?
Did you know that around seven in 1,000 babies experience birth injuries in the United States each...
How Common Are Birth Injuries and Can You Sue For Them?
Birth injuries, though sometimes unavoidable, result from trauma during childbirth. The result is...















