Get Informed: You Have a Limited Time to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Under Illinois law, you must file a claim with the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission within three years of the injury or accident, or within two years of the date, the insurance company or employer last pays a benefit related to the injury or accident.
What to Expect During Your Free Personal Injury Consultation
Your initial consultation with a personal injury attorney should be a comfortable, informative, free meeting. You shouldn’t leave that meeting feeling intimidated or overwhelmed. You should walk out feeling like you are in capable hands and that someone will fight for you.
5 Key Signs That You Should Hire a Personal Injury Attorney
How do you know if you need an attorney? When should you get an attorney? Here is some helpful advice on making those determinations.
Workers' Comp, COVID-19, Videos
What if I get exposed to COVID-19 at work?
A lot of employees are going to be exposed to coronavirus or COVID-19 while working; if that happens, you should contact an attorney. If you test positive and here's why sometimes, if you're exposed, you may have a compensable work comp claim.
What if I have tested positive for COVID-19, do I have to report to work?
If you've tested positive for COVID-19, you should not go to work. Now, under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, if you test positive, then you need to notify your employer, and you need to self-quarantine for whatever period of time your doctor has said.
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