Passenger Fault in Illinois Car Crashes: What the Law Actually Says Key Takeaways: Yes, a passenger can be assigned comparative fault in an Illinois crash, but it is uncommon because passengers rarely control vehicle operation.
Why the Clock Matters When a Railroad Punishes You for Speaking Up Key Takeaways: Illinois railroad workers have 180 days from the adverse action to file a retaliation complaint with OSHA under the Federal Railroad
Understanding the Employer’s Claim on Your Construction Injury Settlement Key Takeaways: A 820 ILCS 305/5(b) lien is the Illinois employer’s statutory right to be reimbursed for workers’ compensation benefits from any recovery an injured worker
Why Your Share of the Blame Can Decide Your Illinois Crash Case Key Takeaways: Illinois uses modified comparative negligence under 735 ILCS 5/2-1116: injured persons more than 50% at fault recover nothing, while those at
Attorney and Partner at Trapp & Geller, Jeremy Geller, recently spoke with WGN Radio’s “Let’s Get Legal”, Jon Hansen, and discussed workers’ compensation. The Illinois State Bar Association is a proud sponsor of this legal radio show and
Jeremy Geller, a partner at Trapp & Geller who specializes in personal injury law, is the honored recipient of a 2022 membership on the Nation’s Top One Percent list by the National Association of Distinguished
Our very own Jeremy L. Geller, a partner at Trapp & Geller, will be featured on the weekly legal show, “Let’s Get Legal,” on WGN Radio. Commonly known as, “the voice of Chicago,” WGN hosts a
To prevent accidents and injuries, there are laws and rules that must be followed at construction sites. If these rules are violated, then persons who are injured at a construction site may have a claim
If you fall on a sidewalk and sustain personal injuries, then you may have a claim for compensation. In order for your case to be successful, you must be able to establish certain legal elements