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The general rule gives you two years to file a personal injury lawsuit. But if the accident was caused by the CTA, the city, a county, or a school district, the deadline drops to one year. Many people find out only after it has passed, and the case is lost.
That's why we respond right away: call or write to us, and a Spanish-speaking representative will answer in minutes. Your case is evaluated in under 24 hours, with the exact deadline that applies. If it qualifies, the attorney starts that same week requesting camera footage and locating witnesses, before the evidence disappears.
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Crashes on the Kennedy, the Dan Ryan, and I-80, as well as commercial truck, motorcycle, and pedestrian accidents. We let you know how much insurance is available before you make a decision.
Warehouses, factories, restaurants, cleaning services, and transportation. We file your claim with the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission.
Heights, scaffolding, trenches, and machinery. We investigate whether, in addition to your workers' compensation claim, there is a contractor or manufacturer we can sue for significantly higher compensation.
Slips and falls, dog bites, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. We can help you evaluate your case; call us.
Crashes on the Kennedy, the Dan Ryan, and Lake Shore Drive, workplace accidents, and slip-and-falls on ice.
The most populous county in the state and the busiest court system in the country.
Accidents on I-88 and I-355, and injuries in distribution centers.
Elgin, Aurora, and surrounding areas: I-90 crashes and manufacturing injuries.
I-94 accidents and slip-and-falls on commercial properties.
Over 40 years supporting Latino families in the United States.
Your case in your language, from the first call to the final signature.
Never a recording. You will speak to a person who explains the process until it is clear.
Attorneys with experience in Illinois courts and the state's specific rules.
You have two years to file a personal injury lawsuit; one year when the responsible party is a local public entity such as the CTA, the city, or the county. Determining which applies to you is the first thing we check.
You are not compensated if you are 50% or less at fault, with the amount reduced by that percentage. Once you reach 51%, you lose the right to compensation.
Every auto policy in Illinois must include uninsured motorist coverage. If the person who hit you didn't have insurance, your own policy may cover you.
It is better to do it in writing. And remember that you can choose your own doctors, something many employers "forget" to mention.
You will speak with a real person, in Spanish, within minutes, at any time of day.
We let you know if you have a case, what deadlines apply, and how much insurance coverage is available.
Your attorney gathers evidence, takes on the insurance company, and keeps you updated on every development.
A percentage of the compensation, at the end. If there is no compensation, there are no fees.
