Personal Injury

Building code violations create unsafe conditions, such as inadequate lighting, uneven flooring, dangerous stairways, defective or missing handrails, unsafe balconies, and leaky pipes, that can lead to slip and fall accidents and injuries. Building code violations can subject the responsible parties to liability for the resulting damages. Proving the existence of a building code violation can strengthen your slip and

Dog bites on children can cause serious injuries and emotional distress, leading to long-lasting psychological effects. Due to their size and inexperience with animals, children are particularly at risk. The aftermath of such an attack can be overwhelming for families, who face medical issues, emotional trauma, developmental concerns, and financial strain related to recovery. Pursuing compensation is crucial to ensure

In Illinois, you can sue for a dog bite on public property if you were there lawfully and did not provoke the dog. The state has a strict liability law that holds the owner responsible for injuries caused by their dog, regardless of the owner's knowledge of the dog’s dangerous tendencies. Injuries from dog bites can be traumatic, leading to

Ankin Law is exposing sexual abuse in schools, churches, and juvenile facilities in Chicago, Cook County, and throughout Illinois. Sexual abuse by authority figures isn’t just a betrayal—it’s a calculated exploitation of trust. When that abuse happens in schools, churches, juvenile detention centers, and similar institutions, it often goes unreported or unpunished, or it’s quietly covered up. While the physical

Chicago's iconic landmarks—Navy Pier, Millennium Park, the Field Museum, the Art Institute, and the Magnificent Mile—attract millions of visitors annually. These destinations offer unparalleled experiences. Unfortunately, many hazards can lead to slip and falls at Chicago’s top attractions, turning a fun adventure into a painful trip to the E.R.

Following a daycare injury, you may be able to sue a daycare and its staff if misconduct led to a child's injuries. Taking legal action could help prevent future occurrences and hold staff accountable for their actions. Learn more about legal options for parents after a daycare injury and the steps to take to build a case.

If your child is hurt at daycare, you may be able to sue staff if the daycare's negligence caused those injuries. With an understanding of the duties of daycare staff and injuries resulting from their negligence or recklessness, you may better determine whether it's possible to sue.

According to Illinois personal injury laws, minors are unable to file a personal injury lawsuit. However, they may be able to file a lawsuit once they reach the age of consent or have parents or legal guardians file lawsuits on their behalf.

When you're injured in an accident, proving who was at fault is key in determining whether you can recover compensation. If you played a role in causing or worsening your injuries, comparative negligence could affect your personal injury claim.