The Illinois State Police identified the victim as Timothy Emerick, 59, of Vandalia.
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Drivers of automobiles can also cause damage to truckers. This is a case of bad driver that resulted in the death of this truck driver. The driver’s family have the right to sue for wrongful death benefits.
BLOOMINGTON — A second jury trial set to begin Tuesday for a Eureka man accused of reckless conduct in a road rage case was cancelled after he pleaded guilty to
Source: Driver in bicyclist crash pleads to lesser offenses | Local Crime & Courts | pantagraph.com
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What happens in traffic court or in a criminal case may be used to support the claims of a civil law suit for damages related to negligent driving.
When you are injured you need to understand how to handle the medical bills.
Make sure that you get them paid through your medical card, group health insurance, or medical payments coverage.
This will reduce problems with the doctors and hospitals coming after you for unpaid bills.
At the end of the case, you can reimburse your insurance company with the proceeds from the injury settlement.
The insurance company for the party who injured you will most likely not pay any of the bills until the end of the case when it settles the claim with you.
You may also be able to negotiate some of the bills paid through your insurance company to a lower amount. This will put more money in your pocket.
Make sure to consult with an experienced Illinois injury lawyer when you are faced with medical bills from an accident or injury.
Feel free to contact Illinois injury lawyer Dirk May at 309-827-4371.
A 60-year-old Chicago man died Monday after he was struck by a motorcycle on his bicycle in west suburban Franklin Park.
Source: Bicyclist, 60, fatally struck by motorcycle in Franklin Park | Chicago Sun-Times
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Bicycle riders have the same rights to the road as motorcycles, car and trucks.
Award tied to an $80 million settlement between the SEC and Monsanto in February
Source: SEC awards $22 million to Monsanto whistleblower | Business | stltoday.com
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The recent change in the law allows whistleblowers to participate in financial reward from Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) fines. Gives incentive for insiders to report wrongdoing that may be very difficult to uncover or may take much longer without their help. Provides relief to the public.