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When a multi-vehicle accident results in a fatality, families are left grieving while also facing difficult legal questions. One of the most pressing is: Who is liable for the wrongful death? In collisions involving several drivers, establishing liability is rarely straightforward. The chaotic nature of these crashes—often referred to as chain-reaction or pile-up accidents—can make…

Dog ownership in apartments has soared in recent years, especially among young renters. But with that rise in pet ownership comes an often-overlooked legal risk: dog bite liability. In Illinois, if a tenant’s dog injures someone, the tenant is typically responsible for the damages, not the landlord or apartment company. While many renters believe their…

When a loved one is placed in a nursing home, families trust that they will receive appropriate care, attention, and respect. Unfortunately, this trust is sometimes broken. One of the clearest warning signs of nursing home neglect is the development of bedsores, also known as pressure ulcers or decubitus ulcers. These injuries are not only…

Running is one of the most popular forms of exercise in the United States. It’s inexpensive, requires minimal equipment, and can be done almost anywhere. But for all its benefits, running—especially on streets and near traffic—carries serious risks. Every year, hundreds of runners are struck by cars, often with devastating or fatal consequences. “Runners have…

Hair accessories like claw clips have seen a resurgence in recent years, combining function with fashion. However, these seemingly harmless items can pose serious risks in a car accident. When worn during a collision, claw clips—especially those made of hard plastic or metal—can contribute to severe head, scalp, and neck injuries. In this blog, we…

Electric scooters (also known as e-scooters) have become a common sight on urban streets across the U.S., offering a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to cars and public transportation. But with their popularity comes a significant increase in e-scooter accidents, raising serious questions about liability. Who is responsible when an e-scooter crash results in injuries or…

Every year, thousands of construction workers are injured or killed on the job—many from accidents that are entirely preventable. To address this ongoing crisis, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) spearheads National Safety Stand-Down Week, an annual event designed to raise awareness about fall hazards and reinforce the importance of safety in construction workplaces…

Pressure cookers have become a staple in many kitchens for their ability to prepare meals quickly and efficiently. However, when these appliances malfunction, they can cause catastrophic injuries. One of the most notable recent examples involves the SharkNinja Multi-Function Pressure Cooker recall—a recall that affects over 1.8 million units sold across the United States and…

In April 2025, General Motors (GM) issued a major recall of nearly 600,000 full-size trucks and SUVs due to a defect that could cause V8 engine failures without warning. The issue affects several popular models, including the Chevrolet Silverado, Cadillac Escalade, and GMC Sierra. In a separate action, Ford Motor Company also recalled more than…

Deciding to remove a loved one from a nursing home can be emotionally and legally complicated. Whether the reason involves inadequate care, nursing home abuse or neglect, or a simple desire for a more suitable environment, families must follow certain legal procedures and be aware of the rights and risks involved. In this blog, we…