Personal Injury News & Developments

If you suffered a work injury, you may be looking for a workers’ comp lawyer. While the system was created to protect you and the employer, it isn’t always fair and may leave workers with less than they deserve. In this article, we will explain the workers’ comp claim process, cases in which you (don’t)…

Government and private employees file roughly 4.9 million workers’ compensation claims yearly, averaging around $41,000 [1]. While approximately $31.8 billion in cash payments are made annually for workers’ compensation settlements, this large number doesn’t mean all cases end in a settlement. The outcome of each claim can vary widely based on individual circumstances. An experienced…

Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) workers are the backbone of the city’s public transportation system. However, the responsibilities of CTA workers come with unique challenges and risks. These employees often face hazardous conditions when operating vehicles, maintaining equipment, or assisting passengers. Understanding their rights under the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act is crucial for injured CTA workers,…

Understanding your rights to workers’ compensation and your pension can be complicated. However, it’s essential when considering your financial future and protecting yourself in case of workplace injuries. Knowing your rights surrounding both programs is important whether you’re close to retirement or concerned about workplace accidents. Understanding Pension Plans Pension plans are among the most…

Roofers face some of the most dangerous conditions in high-risk construction industries. The risks of serious workplace injuries are constant, from climbing ladders and navigating steep roofs to handling heavy materials and working in extreme weather. Work-related injuries can leave roofers with mounting medical expenses, time away from work, and uncertainty about their financial future.…

Laborers take on some of Illinois’s most physically demanding jobs, often working in construction, manufacturing, and other high-risk environments. These roles require heavy lifting, repetitive tasks, and the operation of potentially dangerous equipment, which can leave workers vulnerable to workplace injuries. Injuries can lead to costly medical expenses, lost income, and uncertainty about the future.…

Warehouse accidents pose serious risks for the thousands of workers handling heavy machinery, managing inventory, and working under pressure to meet demand. A recent U.S. Department of Labor report highlights an injury rate of 5.5% per 100 employees in warehouse environments, double the national average for all industries. [1] When such accidents occur, seeking support…

In the hazardous profession of window washing, accidents can lead to catastrophic injuries and even fatalities. The risks are heightened by the nature of the job, which often involves working at significant heights on the exterior surfaces of tall buildings. When these accidents occur, it is crucial to have experienced legal representation to navigate the…

As one of Illinois’s largest private employers, Walmart relies on employees working in demanding environments, including warehouses, retail stores, and delivery operations. These roles often require lifting heavy products, standing for long periods, and operating equipment—all of which increase the risk of a workplace injury. Whether you work as a stocker, cashier, or driver, injuries…

Injured United Parcel Service workers in Illinois face many challenges when navigating the workers’ compensation process, which is why having the right legal representation is essential. At Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers, we ensure that claims are correctly handled from the start, helping injured employees avoid the common pitfalls that can lead to delays, denials, or insufficient…