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With the Covid-19 making the rounds, it is important to visit what protections your employer is providing to you. If you feel that you have been exposed to an infectious disease due to your employer’s negligence, please call us for help.

Its scary to get a subpoena from an insurance company or an attorney, but don’t worry we can help.

A hostile work environment refers to an unstable or sometimes even dangerous work setting. In most cases, a hostile work environment exists when an employee experiences habitual workplace harassment at the hands of his or her co-workers or boss.

State Farm has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class action claiming the insurer created a RICO enterprise to secretly fund the election of Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lloyd Karmeier, who later voted to overturn a $1.05 billion verdict against the Bloomington, Illinois-based company.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, Forklift related injuries are a serious issue.

A property owner/occupier’s liability for injuries sustained on his or her property can be affected by whether or not warning signs are present. There are several misconceptions about the legality of liability and warning signs.

If you’re living in the cold parts of the country, winters can be brutal for driving. From icy roads to blinding snowstorms to freezing weather, a host of dangers can cause all kinds of accidents while you’re on the road.

Work-related accidents can often be avoided and many times are caused by human error. Regardless of the cause, workplace accidents can be serious and deadly. While many workplace accidents occur in industrial settings like factories, accidents can occur in any work environment.

Each year, millions of Americans are injured in work-related accidents. Even death is a risk for many in certain industries. In 2018, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 1,008 fatal accidents in the construction industry.

Despite popular belief, the summer months can be more dangerous for drivers than the winter. June, July, and August have 29% more fatal car accidents than December, January, and February.