Chicago Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice

You focus on recovery. We move fast to secure treatment, protect your claim, and build a persuasive case—so insurers take you seriously from day one.

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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice

Free case evaluation: Share the accident type, date, and injuries. We’ll outline options, next steps, and how we can help.

Client‑First Representation

Injury disrupts everything—health, work, transportation, sleep. Our job is to reduce the stress and maximize your recovery. We coordinate care, preserve evidence, and manage insurers so you can focus on healing while your claim is strengthened, not stalled.

Care Coordination

We help you access the right specialists and therapies. Records and bills are gathered as you treat, so nothing is missing when it’s time to present your claim.

Evidence, Preserved

Photos, scene measurements, surveillance, vehicle downloads, body‑cam requests, and witness statements—collected early to lock in liability.

Insurer Management

We handle adjusters and paperwork, safeguard you from recorded statements, and push timelines forward with clear, well‑documented demands.

Negotiation & Litigation

Settlement strategies backed by experts and filings. If a fair offer doesn’t come, we file suit and prepare for trial—without losing momentum.

Transparent Communication

We translate legal steps into plain language, set expectations for timing, and return calls. You’ll always know what’s happening and why.

Documentation That Matters

We categorize damages—medical bills, time off work, future care, and day‑to‑day limitations—so decision‑makers see the full impact on your life.

Illinois Injury & Malpractice Cases We Handle

Auto, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian, slip & fall, dog bites, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. Every claim gets a tailored strategy that pairs early evidence with trial readiness.

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Crash investigations benefit from early evidence collection.

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For injuries, treatment and documentation move your claim forward.

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Clear, organized demand packages help resolve cases sooner.

How We Build Your Case

Immediate Triage & Coaching

In a quick call, we flag urgent to‑dos for the first 48 hours, help you avoid common insurer traps, and make referrals for medical care if needed.

Investigation & Liability

We gather photos, surveillance, 911 audio, incident and police reports, black‑box/ECM data, witness statements, and scene measurements to secure liability while memories and evidence are fresh.

Treatment, Tracking & Records

As you treat, we obtain records and bills, track wage loss and mileage, and document how pain limits work, family duties, and daily activities.

Damages Modeling

We present medical expenses, lost income, future care needs, and non‑economic harms in a format that helps adjusters and juries understand the full impact.

Demand, Negotiation & If Needed—Suit

We send a detailed demand with exhibits. If the offer doesn’t reflect the evidence, we file suit and pursue discovery, experts, and motion practice toward trial.

Damages We Document

Medical Costs

ER, imaging, specialists, therapy, prescriptions, devices, and future care plans.

Income Loss

Lost wages, reduced hours, missed opportunities, and diminished earning capacity.

Pain & Impact

Pain, suffering, loss of normal life, sleep disruption, and activity limits.

Property Loss

Vehicle repair or total loss, personal items, towing, storage, and rentals.

Family Burdens

Childcare, household help, and the strain injuries impose on loved ones.

Future Needs

Surgeries, ongoing therapy, and accommodations that keep life moving.

What To Do After an Accident

1) Get Care

Go to urgent care or your doctor, even if pain is delayed. Follow instructions and keep follow‑ups—gaps in treatment slow recovery and claims.

2) Preserve Evidence

Take photos, identify witnesses, and request reports. Save damaged items (helmets, clothing, devices) in a bag; don’t repair the car yet.

3) Avoid Quick Statements

Insurers may ask for recorded statements or blanket releases. Politely decline until we advise you on scope and wording.

4) Track Expenses

Keep a single folder for bills, receipts, copays, mileage, and time missed from work; it shortens claim evaluation.

5) Mind Social Media

Assume posts are reviewed. Skip injury discussions and location tags until your case is resolved.

6) Call for Guidance

A brief call now prevents costly missteps later. We’ll lay out options and timelines specific to your situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do personal injury cases take?
Timelines vary with treatment length, liability disputes, and court schedules. Some claims resolve within months when injuries stabilize and documentation is complete; cases requiring extended treatment, expert opinions, or litigation will take longer. We keep momentum by collecting records as you treat and by sending a thorough demand the moment the file is ready.
What compensation can I seek?
Depending on the facts and applicable Illinois law, claims may include medical bills (past and future), wage loss, reduced earning capacity, property damage, and non‑economic damages such as pain, suffering, and loss of normal life. We’ll map the categories that apply to you and explain how they’re proven.
Will I have to go to court?
Many cases settle before filing. If a fair offer doesn’t materialize, we file suit and guide you through discovery, depositions, and—if needed—trial. Our preparation focuses on clarity and comfort so you feel ready at every step.
What should I bring to the consultation?
Bring photos, the incident or police report number, insurance cards, medical visit summaries, and a short list of providers you’ve seen. If you don’t have these yet, come anyway—early advice helps most.

Let’s Talk About Your Case

No pressure—just clear options and next steps tailored to your situation.

Disclosure

References to a “team of lawyers/attorneys” may include co‑counsel; sole‑representation settlements by Attorney Roberto Martinez have been under $1,000,000.

Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this site or contacting us does not create an attorney‑client relationship.

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