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Family of woman who died in a party bus accident files wrongful death suit against bus operators.

06/24/13

Recently, there has been a string of injuries and wrongful deaths caused by the negligence of private bus and limousine companies. This week, one such case has resulted in the filing of a wrongful death suit being filed against a party bus operator. The Kansas City (MO) Star (6/18, Rizzo, 197K) reports, “A wrongful death... Read More

Should You Throw Out Your Lipstick? A Chicago Injury Lawyer Advises.

06/23/13

A recent study indicates there may be harmful levels of toxic chemicals in cosmetic lip products like lipstick and lip-gloss, putting consumers’ health at risk. Researchers at the University of California Berkeley’s School of Public Health tested 32 different types of lip products, of various brands, prices, and categories, in an effort to learn whether... Read More

What to Do if You Are in a Car Accident

06/20/13

What to do If You Are In A Car Accident 1. Try to stay calm:  Auto accidents can be a pretty scary, stressful time, but it is extremely important that you try not to panic and remain calm, especially if there are other passengers in the vehicle. 2.  Immediate Steps After a Car Accident:  There... Read More

Fatal Flaws in Fuel Tank Design – Hundreds Die as Result of Car Fires – Jeeps Under Investigation

06/18/13

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Why Are Medical Exams So Short? A Chicago Injury Lawyer Explains.

06/16/13

If you have ever spent time in a doctor’s office or emergency room, you know that wait times can be quite lengthy. Once you finally get to an examination room, there is often another long wait. Then, the doctor rushes in, asks a few questions, and then leaves. This scenario is quite common. In fact,... Read More

Workers Comp Only Covers Employees: A Chicago Injury Lawyer Explains

06/12/13

Illinois law requires the majority of employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance for their employees. Workers’ compensation pays medical costs and lost wage expenses for workers who are injured on the job. These benefits are available only to employees who are injured while at work—independent contractors are not covered. The following factors determine employment status... Read More

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