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There is no charge to determine whether you have a viable case. Since our firm has concentrated in personal injury and workers' compensation claims for over 40 years, you may call our office to determine if you have a case and to learn your rights without obligation.

Definitely not. If you rely on the adjusters, you are relying on the very people who owe you the money! The adjusters are trained to minimize your claim. Their job is not to pay you what you are due, but to save the insurance company money. Their interest is with the insurance company that is paying out your claim. The adjusters are not looking out for your best interests. Many adjusters will simply "pump you" for information and then deny your claim. When they ask to take a statement from you, ask if you can take a statement from the defendant. It will never happen.

If you have a worker's compensation claim, you are entitled to medical treatment by doctors of your choice, payment of your medical bills, wage benefits while you are off work recovering from your injury, and a lump sum for the permanent nature of your injury. Sometimes, rather than a lump sum, you may receive periodic payments for life. Your medical benefits may also be extended over your lifetime. As experienced workers' compensation attorneys, you should call us to learn your rights without obligation.

Their role is to keep you under their control. They will lead you to believe that they control your medical treatment. They are being paid by the insurance company that is ultimately going to pay on your claim. Their job is to lookout for the insurance company's interests.

Yes. The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that "although carpal tunnel syndrome develops gradually and not the result of a sudden mishap", it is still considered work-related if it results from repetitive work.