Fatal Car Crashes in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois

Chicago and Cook County, like the rest of the nation, has seen fatal car crashes decline slightly over the last few years. Of course, any progress toward reducing the number of deaths in auto accidents is positive. The heartbreaking reality is that hundreds of people each year lose their lives in Chicago car accidents. Those…

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Common Injuries Caused by Chicago Car Accidents

When two or more vehicles collide, the chance that an occupant suffers an injury is extremely high. Even with today’s sophisticated technology that helps motorists avoid accidents and if a crash is unavoidable, helps cushion the impact. Seatbelts, airbags, crumple zones, autonomous driving capabilities, and collision warning systems are the automaker’s best guess as to…

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Hip Fracture Lawsuits in Illinois Car Accidents

Hip fractures are painful injuries that possibly require surgery to repair along with a long period of rehabilitation. Depending on the age and physical well-being of the accident victim, he or she might never make a complete recovery. The victim must learn to live with and accept a new normal for them. Even after the…

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Traffic Accident in West Garfield Park

West Garfield Park Accident Leaves Six People Injured, Including Two Police Officers CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – As reported online by the Chicago Sun Times, a three-vehicle accident in West Garfield Park left six people injured, including two police officers.* At around 5:00 p.m. on April 13, 2019, two Chicago police officers were traveling south on Kenton Avenue…

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Two-Vehicle Accident in Chicago Heights

Chicago Heights Woman Sustains Fatal Injuries in Two-Vehicle Accident CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS – As reported online by the Chicago Tribune, a 40-year-old Chicago Heights woman was killed in a two-vehicle accident.* According to local police, on April 2, 2019, a 40-year-old Chicago Heights woman was rear-ended by a pickup truck at the intersection of Joe Orr…

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