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- Online Lawyer Source
- Information about personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, criminal law, and more. -
(Added: 3-Sep-2004)
- Medical Malpractice Lawyer - Andrew Eisenberg
- Potential cases are complex and difficult to analyze, and require the skills and experience of medical and legal experts. When considering the validity of a claim, it is important for an attorney and client to gather all relevant medical records and speak with all potential witnesses. -
(Added: 21-Feb-2004)
- Personal Injury Lawyer Chicago - Andrew Eisenberg
- We handle a large variety of cases, including medical malpractice, brain damage / brain injury, wrongful death, motor vehicle accident, construction injury, product liabilty, civil rights, dental malpractice, legal malpractice and more. Our reputation is built on our committment to clients and the success we have had for them. -
(Added: 21-Feb-2004)
- Third Party Claims
- Above and beyond those rights guaranteed by the Illinois Workers' Compensation Act, injured workers may also have substantial rights under State and federal laws allowing for the recovery of monetary damages from a "third-party," which is a party other than the injured person's employer or its employees, who through negligent activities may be responsible for a worker's injury. -
(Added: 21-Feb-2004)
- Illinois Industrial Commission
- Claims for workers' compensation benefits in Illinois are administered by the Illinois Industrial Commission, a state agency. As in all other legal proceedings, individuals are permitted to represent themselves before the Industrial Commission. -
(Added: 21-Feb-2004)
- Vocational Retraining Information
- If a doctor finds that you are unable to return to work, it is your employer%u2019s obligation to hire a vocational counselor to retrain you. Unfortunately, most insurance companies will simply send you out on job searches for minimum-wage employment. -
(Added: 21-Feb-2004)
- Slip, Trip and Fall Information
- The term "slip, trip, and fall" describes the type of injury that occurs on someone else%u2019s property, usually as a result of a defective surface, a slippery substance, or other dangerous conditions. These injuries most commonly occur at restaurants, supermarkets, and shopping malls. The fact that you become injured from a slip, trip, and/or fall does not necessarily mean that someone else is legally responsible for your injury. -
(Added: 21-Feb-2004)
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