Illinois Supreme Court Rule 215 allows the defense to request a medical exam in car accident lawsuits. Learn what to expect, your report rights, and how to challenge examiner bias.
Most 2013+ vehicles record speed, braking, and seatbelt data in the seconds before a crash. Learn how EDR black box data is preserved, downloaded, and used to prove fault in an Illinois accident claim.
A demand letter tells the at-fault driver’s insurer what happened, lists your injuries and bills, and asks for a set amount to settle your Illinois claim.
Uber and Lyft drivers are independent contractors, so workers’ comp rarely applies. Learn which insurance covers an injured rideshare driver in Chicago.
Short answer: If an Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Grubhub driver hit you in Chicago, who pays depends on exactly what the driver was doing at the moment of the crash.
Car fires after Chicago collisions destroy evidence fast. What to preserve, when product liability applies, and the first steps to protect your claim.
After a crash, many people post updates on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or X without thinking about how those posts might be used later.
Dooring accidents happen when a car door opens into a cyclist’s path. Illinois liability rules, key evidence, and how injured riders claim compensation.
How to get your Illinois police crash report, what it contains, and how insurers and lawyers use it in a Chicago car accident claim.
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