Don’t Talk to the Opposing Insurance Company or Post About Your Injuries Online

Whether you are filing a workers comp claim or attempting to seek a reasonable settlement after experiencing a personal injury, there are some things you’ll want to keep in mind if you don’t want to find yourself dealing with unexpected legal or insurance headaches. First, avoid talking to the opposing insurance company. Second, don’t post…

Following doctors and therapists orders are vital to maximize recovery

The Importance of Following Doctor/Therapist Orders to Maximize Your Recovery When a personal injury or workplace injury that’s serious enough to file a workers compensation claim occurs, the most important step is to seek medical attention and do your best to recover. It’s just as critical that you follow orders or recommendations provided by your…

Head Injuries: How a CT Scan Can Provide Evidence of a Latent Aneurysm

Importance of getting a CT scan of the head when there is a head injury to check for latent brain aneurysm One of the leading causes of workplace injuries in the United States is being struck by an object or piece of equipment. If you are struck on the head or if you fall and…

The importance of getting witness contact information at the scene of the accident

Why Collecting Witness Contact Info at the Scene of an Accident Is Important There are roughly 6 million car accidents in the United States each year, and about 3 million people are injured in vehicle-related collisions annually. The good news is that Illinois ranks 40th on a list of the states with the most car…

Understanding your Insurance Company Subrogation Rights When You’re in an Accident

Insurance Company Subrogation Rights When You’re In an Accident Unless you actually work in the insurance industry, you’re probably among the many people in Illinois not familiar with the term “subrogation.” If you’ve been in an accident that wasn’t your fault, however, it’s a term you’ll want to know and understand since it applies to…

Why Under-Insured and Uninsured Coverage Matters When an Accident Occurs

When a car accident occurs in Illinois, drivers have no control over who’s involved with the incident or what kind of insurance they have. If you are involved in a vehicle-related accident, you may find that the responsible party has little or no insurance. Fortunately, there is a way you can protect yourself against situations…

Why Gaps in Treatment Can Harm your Case

After a serious accident, like most people, you have skyrocketing medical bills. Any gaps in medical treatment, whether it’s one month or one year, will allow the other side to argue that your injury is not as serious as it is claimed to be. Here are the ways to handle gaps in treatment in a…

What to Do if You’re Injured at Work

Every year, thousands of people across the United States are injured while at work. While a workplace injury can be a difficult time for an individual, companies are required to provide workers compensation if you were injured on your job. The following guide provides simple tips on what to do if you’re injured at work.…

What to Do if You’re Injured in a Car Accident

Every year, thousands of people across the United States are injured in a car accident. While a car accident can be one of the most challenging experiences, it’s often possible to recover, both physically and financially. The following guide provides simple tips and tricks on what to do after a car accident. After a car…

How to Deal With Medical Providers Who File Liens Instead of Submitting Bills to Insurance

Many Illinois hospitals are adamant on filing a lien instead of submitting medical bills to the patient’s health insurance provider when that patient has experienced a car accident injury. Many Illinois hospitals are resolute on filing a lien instead of submitting medical bills to the patient’s health insurance provider when that patient has experienced a car…

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