What happens if I accidentally ran a red light with a camera?
Motor Vehicles Accidents -
16 Jul 2026
In Chicago, red light cameras are positioned at intersections to capture images and video of vehicles that fail to stop at red lights. If you’ve accidentally run a red light with a camera nearby, you may receive a citation in the mail, complete with evidence from the camera system. Understanding what happens next, your rights,…
Will a DUI affect my personal injury case?
Personal Injury -
07 Jul 2026
A DUI is very likely to affect your personal injury or car accident case, whether it’s just an arrest or a conviction in criminal court. Whenever a DUI or another criminal charge is involved, it’s wise to speak with a Chicago personal injury lawyer about how it may affect your case and what role it…
Can I get workers’ compensation for a panic attack?
Workers Compensation -
01 Jul 2026
You may be eligible to recover workers’ compensation benefits for a panic attack in Illinois in some very specific circumstances. On their own, anxiety or panic disorders usually aren’t covered under Illinois workers’ compensation laws. However, if these conditions were caused by a work accident, you may have grounds. If you think your panic attack…
Can more than one party be responsible in truck accidents?
Truck Accidents -
26 Jun 2026
Yes, more than one party can be responsible for a truck accident. The truck driver, the trucking company, another motorist, a maintenance provider, or a parts manufacturer can each share fault depending on what caused the crash. Under Illinois law, you have the right to seek compensation for your injuries and property damage from each…
When should you get a lawyer for a truck accident?
Truck Accidents -
23 Jun 2026
You should get a lawyer for a truck accident as soon as possible after the crash. Once you’ve gotten medical treatment and are able to discuss what happened, contact an attorney who can explain your legal options and what your claim may be worth. A Gurnee truck accident lawyer at Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates can…
What happens if a mail truck gets in an accident?
Truck Accidents -
01 Jun 2026
In accidents involving mail trucks, victims may be eligible to hold the United States Postal Service (USPS) or the delivery driver accountable for damages. The procedures for filing against the federal government differ from those for filing a truck accident claim against a private company. An Aurora truck accident lawyer at Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates…
Does VA disability offset Illinois’ workers’ compensation?
Workers Compensation -
01 May 2026
If you’re a disabled veteran injured on the job, you may worry about whether your VA disability will offset what you receive from workers’ compensation benefits. While they don’t directly impact each other, you may see an offset under certain situations. If you’re unsure how your disability may be affected by a workers’ compensation claim,…
Can you sue a summer camp for a child’s injury?
Personal Injury -
20 Apr 2026
Yes, you can sue a summer camp for a child’s injury if the camp or its staff acted negligently, even if you signed a liability waiver. If your child was hurt at camp, you may have legal options to recover compensation. A Chicago personal injury lawyer from Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates can help you understand…
How to report sexual assault in the workplace
Workers Compensation -
19 Feb 2026
Knowing how to report sexual assault in the workplace isn’t always straightforward. Many workers worry about losing their job or not being believed. In Chicago, the law gives workers options and protections, even when reporting feels risky. If you’ve experienced sexual harassment at work or a sexual assault tied to your job, it can help…
Can you sue a Chicago daycare for your child’s injury?
Personal Injury -
12 Feb 2026
When a child is injured or abused at a Chicago daycare, parents have the legal right to step in and ask hard questions. Illinois law recognizes that children can’t protect themselves and that parents are entitled to know what happened when a daycare facility fails to keep a child safe. Parents often start by looking…