Construction sites across Illinois are filled with moving equipment, elevated platforms, and constant activity. Without strict safety protocols, these environments quickly become hazardous. At Alberts Curran & Eiler P.C., a personal injury firm based in Illinois, we've seen how construction injuries often stem from violations that could have been avoided.
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What to Expect When Pursuing a Personal Injury Claim After a Train Accident
Train accidents are some of the most frightening and devastating events a person can experience. Whether you're a passenger, a bystander, or a motorist at a crossing, the injuries and trauma can be life-altering.
The Legal Rights of Cyclists After a Crash
At Alberts Curran & Eiler P.C., we understand that cyclists often face challenges on the road that can lead to accidents. Illinois, like many states, has specific laws that address the rights of cyclists in the event of a crash.
The Role of Insurance in Auto Accident Claims: What You Need to Know
Auto accidents can turn your life upside down in an instant. Between medical bills, vehicle repairs, and lost wages, the aftermath of a crash can be overwhelming. That’s where insurance comes in—but dealing with insurance companies isn’t always as straightforward as it should be.
How to Pursue Compensation After an Aviation Accident
Aviation accidents are rare but can have catastrophic consequences for victims and their families. Whether the accident involves a commercial airline, private plane, or helicopter, the legal and insurance processes can be overwhelming.
Do I Need A Lawyer? Part 1
Everyday people are injured and do not seek the help of an attorney. That’s right, I said help. I could have just as easily used the words: guidance, advice, support, counsel, representation, knowledge, or experience. A good lawyer can provide all of these things and more.
Legal Jargon Explained – Settlement v. Verdict
This is a source of constant confusion. People often ask what is the difference between a settlement and a verdict. Read on for the answer.