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Make sure to seek out a lawyer as soon as possible if you have experienced a serious accident, or if your loved one was killed. An experienced Illinois lawyer will be able to explain the law and the types of damages available according to the accident.
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Man’s car crashes into Starbucks and kills St. Louis woman.
Victim’s family sues driver and potentially landlord for death benefits. Question is whether there were sufficient safeguards outside store to protect against car crashes.
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In personal injury cases you must prove the accident happened and that there was negligence involved. Will be difficult in this situation to prove how the accident happened. Speculation is not enough.
Whether it be a work injury or motor vehicle collision there are some basic steps to follow.
Report all injuries. That would be filing a traffic report, or completing a work accident form.
Let your supervisor know or inform your insurance company.
Make a copy of all reports you complete. This will serve as proof you were injured.
Go to the doctor right away. This will remove doubt of the cause of injury.
Inform all medical providers how you were injured and what body parts were injured. This will avoid insurance defenses that something beside the accident in question caused your pain and suffering.
Follow through with all treatment recommendations. This will avoid accusations that you are not hurt as badly as you allege.
Do not give any statements to the insurance company. They can and will be used against you.
Questions about your injury case? Feel free to contact Illinois Injury Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
Whether your case involves a Work Injury, a car or truck crash, or a Social Security Disability claim be sure to tell your Doctor about all your problems.
In addition tell your Doctor what limitations and ongoing problems you have suffered as a result of your injury and conditions.
This is important because the value of your case increases with permanent or ongoing limitations and restrictions.
Disability is based on your permanent limitations and restrictions.
The best proof of limitations and restrictions is medical records and opinions of your treating doctor.
The doctors cannot treat you, examine you or provide an opinion unless you tell them regarding your ongoing problems and how they limit you.
Questions about your injuries and conditions? Feel to contact Illinois injury and disability Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.