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Homicide crime scene with evidences on the floor

A fatal shooting of a security guard made national news in 2009 when a gunman killed a guard at his post at the entrance of the U.S. Holocaust Museum. The Associated Press reported that the 39-year-old victim had worked at the museum for six years. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, security guards suffer the highest rate of death by homicide in Illinois and around the country.

May 13, 2015 No Comments
Large retro key with key fob at home in the hand of the property owner

Injuries occur on private property at high rates in Illinois and around the nation. To help ensure that accident victims receive just compensation, the Illinois legislature adopted a set of laws that would provide people with recourse after being injured on another person’s private property.

May 1, 2015 No Comments
Driver is caught driving under alcohol influence

According to the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, the state of Illinois saw 321 alcohol-related automotive fatalities on its roadways in 2012. Many people try and minimize their risk of involvement in an impaired driving accident by utilizing a designated driver.

April 22, 2015 No Comments
Dog attacking child

Children are naturally inquisitive, and while many parents want to foster this characteristic, it also poses unique challenges when it comes to interacting with animals. According to NBC News, Illinois ranks second in the nation for the number of dog bite claims filed in 2013.

April 20, 2015 No Comments
A nurse helps senior woman climb the stairs of the nursing home

Anyone who has placed a loved one in an Illinois nursing home or continuing care facility can attest that it is a tremendously difficult decision to make. What makes it easier for many people is relying on the notion that nursing homes are safe, loving residences with high standards of care and proper safety measures in place.

April 18, 2015 No Comments
People watching a loud noisy concert

Concerts and sports events are an exciting part of life for many Americans. They are also a crucial part of the nation’s economy, as every Chicago workers’ comp attorney is aware. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 20,000 workers are currently employed full-time in sports venues and concert venues.

April 16, 2015 No Comments
Incorrect lifting posture

Sharon was finishing up her shift in a busy restaurant kitchen. After more than six hours of preparing elaborate meals and putting the finishing touch on gourmet sauces, she was asked to lift a 30-gallon pot full of stock for the next day’s cooking needs.

April 14, 2015 No Comments
Badge of night shift police officer

Police officers in America are in especially high demand during the nighttime hours, as a Illinois workers’ compensation attorney knows. As criminals seek the cover of darkness for their crimes, law enforcement officers must work even harder to keep citizens safe.

April 12, 2015 No Comments
Applying skin spray on burnt skin

16-year-old Hannah was excited for her first day on the job at a local coffee shop. She was looking forward to greater independence and more money to spend on shopping trips with her friends. Three hours into her first shift, she was operating a large coffee maker when it tipped over unexpectedly and spilled hot coffee onto her hands, arms and legs.

April 10, 2015 No Comments
Power company worker wearing a hardhat is repairing electrical wires from a utility bucket truck.

Electrical line-men in Illinois are responsible for repairing and installing power lines. Although their job is crucial to the functionality and comfort of homes and businesses, these workers face many dangers on a daily basis that threaten their lives and often prompt them to turn to a team of Chicago workers compensation attorneys.

April 8, 2015 No Comments

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