What If I Had Pre-Existing Medical Conditions Before My Personal Injury Case?
Illinois law says that the plaintiff is taken as they come and even if you have a pre-existing condition or […]
Illinois law says that the plaintiff is taken as they come and even if you have a pre-existing condition or […]
 There are really two types of evidence in a personal injury car crash or car collision case, there’s what’s
Illinois has what’s called a comparative fault system of negligence and what that means is that even if an injured
At Phillips Law Offices, our track record and achievements speak for themselves. The Illinois personal injury law firm of Phillips
After three years of hard-fought litigation, and a two (2) day jury trial in the Federal court in South Bend
When you share the road with professional truck drivers, it can be scary. At times, they drive very fast and
More than ten million automobiles, trucks, and other motor vehicles are registered and insured in the state of Illinois. If
Managing partner Stephen D. Phillips recently featured on The Result, a podcast where top trial lawyers from across the country
State law requires Illinois assisted living centers to keep records of patient care and staffing. Maintaining these files allows the state to monitor facilities, ensuring care being rendered to nursing home residents is appropriate and safe. When misconduct is reported, records allow the state and lawyers like the nursing home abuse attorneys at Phillips Law Offices to determine if assisted living centers properly cared for a patient.
Many Illinois nursing home abuse cases are settled outside of the courtroom. However, whether you should settle depends on the unique characteristics of your claim. Ultimately, your settlement should take into account the facts and circumstances of the case, the amount of the offer, and the personal decision of whether you want to settle or try the case.
Among the most often disregarded accidents, slip and falls are premises liability accidents that can cause serious injuries that can
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