Driver killed, passenger seriously injured in crash in Rolling Meadows, Illinois
Accident News | Chicago, Il A driver was killed and a passenger suffered life-threatening injuries after a single-vehicle crash in
Up to 9 Vehicles Involved in Crash on Route 53 in Palatine, Illinois
Accident News | Palatine, Il A crash involving as many as nine vehicles caused major traffic disruptions on Illinois Route
Tristar Power Quick Pot Lawsuit: Help for Pressure Cooker Burn Victims
If you or someone in your family suffered serious burns when a Tristar Power Quick Pot 6-quart electric pressure cooker,
Person critically injured in crash on DuSable Lake Shore Drive near Lincoln Park
Accident News, Chicago, Il A person was critically injured in a crash on DuSable Lake Shore Drive on Chicago’s North
Vehicle crashes into dealership in Berwyn, building evacuated
Accident News | Berwyn, Il An SUV crashed into a Kia dealership in Berwyn, a western suburb of Chicago, on
Why Product Liability Cases Are Expensive, and Why Some Are Declined
Experts, testing, documents and large corporate defendants make product cases costly. See why firms decline some, what Illinois fee rules require, and how to protect your claim.
Escalator Injuries in Illinois: Safety Rules and Who May Be Responsible
Escalator injuries can be serious, especially for children and older adults. See the Illinois inspection rules, the duty owners owe, and what to do after an injury.
Punitive Damages in Illinois Product Liability Cases: When Are They Available?
Punitive damages punish and deter, not compensate. See the Illinois standard, the court-permission step, how Loitz v. Remington ended, and recent changes.
The Ford Pinto Case: What It Still Teaches About Corporate Safety Decisions
The Ford Pinto case is the best-known product liability case in America. See what the court actually found, what the verdict was, and what it still teaches.
Failure to Warn and Breach of Warranty Claims in Illinois Product Cases
Two ways to claim over an unsafe product: the warnings were inadequate, or the product broke a promise. See how Illinois law treats each and the deadlines.
Design Defect vs Manufacturing Defect: What Is the Difference in Illinois?
A manufacturing defect affects one unit. A design defect affects every unit. Learn how Illinois courts tell them apart and why the difference changes how a case is proven.
Strict Liability in Illinois Product Cases: What You Must Prove
Strict liability lets an injured person hold a maker responsible for a dangerous product without proving carelessness. See what Illinois law requires and the deadlines.