Cameras are everywhere and now they're in our cars - and it is changing how we investigate car accidents for our clients.
Cameras are everywhere and now they're in our cars - and it is changing how we investigate car accidents for our clients.
According to the American Medical Association (AMA), medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in the United States. A 2019 study found that 195,000 patients die in hospitals every year because of preventable mistakes.
In 2019, semi-trucks were involved in 179,509 crashes. Because of their size and weight, semi-truck accidents can be some of the most severe accidents on the road. Nearly 5,000 people were killed in trucking-related crashes in 2019 and thousands more injured. Lives are lost and others are changed forever when someone is negligent while operating a 40-ton vehicle.
Marker & Crannell's Naperville injury attorneys have been busy! We have obtained multiple policy limits settlements and great outcomes on tough cases.
Lawsuit filed against Rural King in Plano, IL on behalf of client who tripped when his foot became lodged in a drainage trench with a broken cover while shopping.
When we clock in at work we are agreeing to trade our time and skill for wages; we are not agreeing to trade our health or safety. The Illinois Workers' Compensation Act was enacted to create a streamlined system for injured workers to receive the benefits they are entitled to.
Naperville Magazine has named Marker & Crannell as one of three finalists for the Best Law Firm in Naperville!
Insurance, property damage, medical bills, time off work, rental cars, future treatment, the death of a family member...we can help. Marker & Associates has a team of trial attorneys who dedicate their careers to helping people injured in car accidents.
Recent emergency amendments to the Illinois Workers Compensation Act creates a rebuttable presumption that first responders and front-line workers who contract Covid-19 resulted from exposure arising out of and rebuttably presumed to be causally connected to their employment.
A summary of Illinois Circuit Court orders in response to Covid-19 as of April 10, 2020.