Category: Personal Injury Blog

Our personal injury blog was written for people who have been hurt in an accident. If the accident was not your fault, you have legal questions. Topics include dealing with insurance, paying medical bills, the legal process, and more. While nothing takes the place of talking to a personal injury lawyer about the specifics of your claim, gathering general knowledge first can help organize your thoughts after an accident.

  • When Other Drivers Lie after a Car Accident

    Few things are more infuriating than being hurt in a car accident that you know was not your fault, and hearing the other driver lie. The driver might lie to the police, to the insurance company, or to you. They might lie about how the accident happened or try to blame you.  Lies of the…

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  • The Truth about Full Coverage Car Insurance

    Full Coverage car insurance is a term that I often hear when people decide to call a personal injury lawyer.  Car accident victims want to know who will pay for what,  after being hurt in an Illinois car accident that was not their fault. They want to know if the driver responsible for the accident…

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  • Med Pay covers medical bills in IL car accidents

    Medical Payments Coverage, or  ‘Med Pay’, is often used to cover medical bills after a car accident in Illinois. It is an optional coverage that every driver should have on their car insurance policy. Med Pay coverage is not required in Illinois but it is a good idea.  Med Pay pays the medical bills of…

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  • Medicare payments after a Car Accident

    If you are on Medicare, then Medicare might pay some medical bills after an injury in a car accident. Unfortunately, Medicare’s involvement with your personal injury case does not end there. Medicare holds a lien on your case. A lien is a legally enforceable right of payment. If you have a personal injury claim, Federal…

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  • Settling Personal Injury while in pain

    Should I Settle My Personal Injury Claim if I’m Still in Pain? If you are still in pain after an accident, you might be tempted to settle your personal injury claim with the insurance company now. This is what the insurance company wants you to do.  As a for- profit  business, the goal of any…

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  • Who is at fault for a T-Bone accident?

    Who is at fault for a T-Bone accident?

    Determining fault for a T- Bone accident in Illinois will be important when dealing with insurance companies or if legal action needs to be taken. Car accidents happen in an instant, leaving those involved confused and often in pain. T-Bone accidents can be especially devastating for the person sitting on the side of impact, studied…

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  • Fighting with Insurance over Car Repairs

    Don’t let the car insurance companies win! After a car accident in Illinois, people typically have two concerns, starting with car repairs: Who is paying for my car to be fixed and did I suffer any injury to my body from the car accident? This article will focus on the repairs to your car, which…

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  • Internal Injuries After A Car Crash

    Internal Injuries After A Car Crash

    Car Crashes causing serious injuries can range from broken bones to bleeding gashes to muscular problems that can last for years. But what about internal injuries that are not so easily detected? Internal injuries such as traumatic brain injuries and concussions, internal bleeding, seatbelt force damage and even organ damage do happen. For some crash…

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  • Pain, Suffering and Mental Anguish in IL Car Accidents

    If you’ve been seriously hurt in an accident, mental distress, pain and suffering are common.  Do not trust an insurance adjuster to include your mental anguish claims.  Read on for more information about how insurance companies treat mental distress after car accidents. Our personal injury law firm in Elgin or Schaumburg can help you.  How…

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  • Reimbursing health insurance for Personal Injures

    If you have a personal injury case, you might have to pay back your health insurance company for the medical bills they covered. This is due to Illinois law, which allows for healthcare subrogation. Healthcare subrogation means that health insurance companies have the legal right to be reimbursed from a personal injury settlement for the…

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