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Apr 23, 2026

Fall in Workplace Parking Lot Results in Shoulder Surgery and TTD Benefits

When a traveling MRI technician for Ascension Health stumbled and fell in the parking lot she needed help in receiving workers’ compensation benefits. She called Ankin Law and was introduced to Scott Goldstein. She explained that she had stepped on a hard object in the parking lot, causing her to stumble and fall. She immediately

Blog, Client Stories

Apr 21, 2026

Never worked with a lawyer? Tia tells you why you need Ankin Law

Ankin Law was able to make a Chicagoan’s first time working with a lawyer a positive experience after a car accident left her injured. That was the situation that Tia F. found herself in when she was hit head-in her automobile in 2024. It came at a difficult time where she was dealing with the

News

Apr 21, 2026

Illinois Advances New E-Bike Law 2026: What New Regulations Mean for Safety and Injury Claims

Illinois lawmakers are taking a major step toward addressing the growing safety concerns surrounding electric bikes, scooters, and similar high-speed devices.

Did You Know?

If you are injured at work you may be able to recover compensation through a workers’ compensation claim as well as by filing a personal injury claim against responsible third parties.
A signed liability waiver may not be enough to bar your personal injury claim if willful acts or negligence caused your injuries.
Some SSDI claims qualify for expedited processing, allowing claimants to obtain approval in a matter of days or weeks.

Mass Torts & Class Actions

Apr 21, 2026

AI Deepfakes and Non-Consensual Sexual Images: Who May Be Held Liable?

Artificial intelligence has made it possible to create highly realistic images and videos in a matter of minutes. While that technology has legitimate uses, it has also led to a disturbing trend: the rise of AI-generated deepfakes and non-consensual sexual images. For victims of AI-generated deepfakes and non-consensual sexual images, the impact is immediate and personal. Even when the content

Medical Malpractice

Apr 17, 2026

Can You Sue If You Were Discharged Too Early From the Hospital?

Being discharged from a hospital is supposed to signal that you are stable enough to continue recovery at home. However, when you are discharged too early from the hospital, that decision can lead to serious complications, delayed treatment, or even readmission. In some cases, early discharge is not just a medical judgment call, it may be a form of negligence.

Medical Malpractice

Apr 17, 2026

How Do You Know If a Bad Medical Outcome Was Malpractice?

Understanding the difference between an unavoidable complication and negligence can be difficult. Patients are often left wondering whether their experience was preventable or simply part of the inherent risks of medical care.

Mass Torts & Class Actions

Apr 17, 2026

Sexual Abuse Statute of Limitations: Can You Take Legal Action Years Later?

If you experienced sexual abuse in the past, you may still be asking an important and often difficult question: do you still have the right to take legal action? Many survivors live with uncertainty for years, unsure whether the law still allows them to come forward. It is common to assume that if you did not report the abuse immediately,

Mass Torts & Class Actions

Apr 17, 2026

What to Do If a Medical Implant Is Recalled After Your Surgery

When you undergo surgery involving a medical implant, you expect that device to improve your health, not introduce new risks. However, when a medical implant is recalled, it can leave you uncertain about your safety, your next steps, and your legal rights. Recalls can happen for many reasons, including manufacturing defects, design flaws, or newly discovered health risks that were

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Apr 17, 2026

Who Is at Fault in a Parking Garage Car Accident in Chicago?

A parking garage car accident can raise complicated questions about fault and liability. Unlike collisions on open roads, parking garages involve tight spaces, limited visibility, and shared responsibilities between drivers and property owners. If you were injured in this type of crash, understanding how fault is determined in Illinois is essential to protecting your rights.

Personal Injury

Apr 17, 2026

Injured Because a Staircase Handrail Broke? Your Legal Options in Illinois

If you were injured because a staircase handrail broke, you are not alone. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe premises, and when they fail to do so, serious injuries can occur. Broken or loose handrails are a common hazard in apartment buildings, offices, and public spaces, and these incidents often raise important legal questions about liability and