1 Killed, 1 Injured in Dan Ryan Expressway Crash; NB Express Lanes Reopen
Car Crash News | Chicago, Il One person was killed and another injured in a crash on the Dan Ryan
Car Crash News | Chicago, Il One person was killed and another injured in a crash on the Dan Ryan
Firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and police hurt on the job in Illinois often have more than workers’ compensation. Learn how third-party injury claims work, what the fireman’s rule does and does not bar, and what you can recover.
Snow and ice cause some of Chicago’s most severe crashes, but bad weather is not a legal excuse. Learn why winter wrecks cause worse injuries, who can be held liable, and how Illinois fault rules apply.
Not every hospital infection is malpractice, but many are preventable. Learn the common types of hospital-acquired infections, when an infection crosses the line into negligence in Illinois, and how to prove it.
Illinois requires a certificate of merit before most medical-malpractice cases can proceed. Here is what 735 ILCS 5/2-622 requires, who must review your case, the deadlines, and what happens if it is missing.
Federal law requires drug and alcohol testing after many truck crashes, on a strict timeline. Here is when testing is mandatory, the 2-hour and 32-hour windows, and why the results can decide a truck-accident case.
Illinois SB 714 gives the state new power over auto-insurance rates starting in 2027. Here is what the law actually changes, what it does not, and what it means if you are hurt by an underinsured driver.
After a truck accident you can often sue more than the driver — the trucking company, the freight broker, and the shipper. Here is who is liable, and how the 2026 Supreme Court ruling in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II changed broker liability.
Accident News | Rockton, Il Three people were injured in a two-vehicle crash Monday, September 7, near West Rockton Road
Accident News | BUREAU COUNTY, Ill A 21-year-old Illinois National Guard soldier from the Algonquin area died after a fiery
Most claims from Abbott’s 2022 Similac recall have resolved, but Illinois families of affected infants may still have time to file. Here’s why.
The 2019 NCAA concussion settlement only covers medical monitoring. Individual brain injury claims are still active in Chicago’s federal court today.