What is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury in Illinois?
The state of Illinois does not give you unlimited time to pursue a lawsuit after suffering an injury. Instead, the statute of limitations on these actions gives you two years from the date you suffered your injuries to bring suit against the parties at fault for what happened. If you attempt to file your...
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What Is the Difference Between Bodily Injury and Personal Injury Protection?
If you’re in a car accident in Illinois, there are different kinds of auto insurance that may provide coverage for your injuries, property damage, and other losses. Illinois has minimum liability coverage insurance requirements for all drivers, but optional insurance coverage also exists. Let’s explore some of the common types of auto insurance and...
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Can You Sue for a Work Injury in Illinois?
A workplace injury can put you out of commission, leaving you struggling to pay your bills and medical expenses. Workers’ compensation can help, but many people wonder if they have other legal options available to them to help cover their financial losses. One of the most common questions workers ask following a workplace injury...
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Are There Limits on What You Can Sue for in Illinois?
Sometimes, headlines announce multi-million-dollar settlements or verdicts in personal injury cases. However, the overall dollar amount only tells a portion of an accident victim’s tale. Depending on the case, there may be limits to what a person can sue for under Illinois Law. At Holley, Rosen & Beard, LLC, our Illinois personal injury lawyers...
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