by dfranks | Jun 9, 2020 | Criminal, Lawyer in McHenry County, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation
Following a work-related injury, calculating how much your claim is worth is a critical aspect of any personal injury case. Depending on the type of injury, the insurance company would usually pay medical care and related expenses. They would also pay for permanent...
by FNR Law | Apr 27, 2020 | Lawyer in McHenry County, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation
Did you recently suffer an injury, and getting your settlement seems to be taking forever? Getting a personal injury lawsuit done and dusted may take a while; so, you might want to plan your finances properly until your compensation is finalized. Check below for the...
by FNR Law | Apr 20, 2020 | Lawyer in McHenry County, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation
Imagine losing a compensation hearing because of an Instagram post. Sucks to be that person, right? We will be taking the time to put this important advice together for your benefit and nobody else, especially if you have an ongoing personal injury case. Being careful...
by FNR Law | Apr 13, 2020 | Lawyer in McHenry County, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation
Spinal cord injury is a type of personal injury and a dangerous one at that. The spinal cord is an important part of the body as it houses the nerve pathways that send information to the brain. Due to the importance of the spinal cord in the body system, if it gets...
by FNR Law | Apr 6, 2020 | Lawyer in McHenry County, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation
A personal injury, defined by law, refers to any harm or injury that an individual person sustains as a result of varying circumstances. These injuries may be physical or emotional. And in some cases, personal injury may be financial loss or personal loss, such as...
by FNR Law | Mar 25, 2020 | Lawyer in McHenry County, Workers Compensation
If you become hurt or ill as a result of work, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. That would include payment of medical bills and settlement of other related damages. When it comes to workers’ compensation, it doesn’t matter...
