Niles Personal Injury Attorneys

Anytime a driver operates a motor vehicle, they are accepting responsibility for the safety of everyone else on the road. However, accidents can and do happen. When a driver’s neglectful behaviors or actions result in a serious injury or death of another person, the driver should be held liable. Since 1999, Tenenbaum Law Group has helped people who have been seriously injured in accidents seek the compensation and justice they deserve.

These injuries are often suffered from falls, electrocution, or being hit by objects. Injuries at construction sites can be severe and life-changing. In Illinois, there are special laws in place to protect the health and safety of construction workers. Unfortunately, these laws are not always followed. Injuries are common to the neck, back, and eyes. Common injuries for construction accident victims include collapsed or defective scaffolding, faulty ladders, steep stairs, unsecured ladders, falling objects, improperly installed objects, tool malfunction, demolition, contact with dangerous substances or lack of supply of protective gear like goggles or breathing apparatus.

Burns are largely painful because they can leave both physical and emotional scars that affect the quality of the victims’ lives. Should a burn be the result of a workplace accident, negligent property management, or poor product design, it is possible for victims to recover compensation for their injuries. Insurance companies do not like making claims on behalf of their policyholders, so it is common for victims to encounter resistance when seeking the compensation that they rightfully deserve. Contact us today to learn how our attorneys can help you with your burn injury claim so that you are able to secure the maximum amount of compensation Illinois law will allow.

A dog bite can be a traumatic experience that may cause severe and permanent injuries.
If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a dog bite incident, call us at 847-724-0300 for a free consultation with a Cook County personal injury lawyer.

Premises liability claims include situations when a tenant or visitor has an accident on property that is owned by another person or entity. If the harm that the victim experienced was caused by negligence on the part of the property owner, the owner can be held liable for their acts or omissions that caused the victim’s harm, and the victim can be entitled to damages. If you are in a premises liability accident, seek medical help, keep a record of all receipts, and call us at 847-724-0300 for a free consultation with a Cook County personal injury lawyer.

Annually, thousands of people are injured or die because of mistakes made by medical professionals. These preventable accidents happen in hospitals, private practices, clinics, and more. Our medical malpractice attorneys represent clients who have been injured or killed by inattentive or purposeful acts of healthcare providers like hospitals, doctors, nurses, dentists, chiropractors, etc. We handle a large range of medical malpractice cases for clients in the Chicago suburbs and throughout Illinois.

Premises liability law requires many property owners to maintain a safe property and to take care of foreseeable hazards before they end up hurting somebody; this includes the hazard of violent crime. If a public or private property is located in a known high-crime area or presents an attractive target to criminals for other reasons, the owner or manager of the property may be required to take reasonable measures to prevent crimes on the premises. Negligent security can exist in all kinds of properties, like apartments, hotels, college dorms, malls, bars, schools, and more. Negligence may even include terrorist attacks, identity theft, and cyber attacks.

Product liability refers to holding a manufacturer or seller responsible for their mistake of allowing dangerous or defective products to be sold to consumers. There is no federal product liability law­­—each state has its own set of consumer protections that cover negligence, strict liability, and breach of warranty of manufacturers and sellers. A few of the most common product liabilities include auto product liability, crib recalls, defective airbags, defective medical devices, food poisoning, and more.
Manufacturers and distributors should be held responsible for their mistakes, and you shouldn’t have to deal with injuries because of another person’s negligence.