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When drivers ignore clearly marked no-pass zones, the results can be life-changing, especially for people working on or near the roadway. An Energy city worker operating a roadside tractor was recently injured when a driver passed other vehicles illegally and failed to slow down, colliding with the tractor.
Hazardous weather condition on the road seen through windshield. weather affects car accident liability
Chicago’s weather affects car accident liability, especially during icy and rainy conditions. Assigning liability in bad weather accidents hinges on a driver’s adaptability to the weather and road conditions. Illinois drivers are legally required to adjust their overall driving behavior according to the weather. Failure to do so could lead to liability for the crashes that occur. Learning more about how weather conditions affect liability is crucial if you’re involved in an accident in adverse weather.
Tbone car crash.
When another driver lies about a car accident, your rights, your money, and your future are on the line. If you don’t act fast, their lies can become the “official” version of the crash. Those lies can impact how fault is assigned. That means you could end up blamed for an accident you didn’t cause—and left with medical bills, lost wages, and a wrecked car.
Electronic medical record with patient data and health care information in tablet.
After a crash, the immediate chaos can make it tempting to skip the trip to the ER—especially if you don’t feel hurt right away. But delaying medical attention can hurt more than your health. It can seriously undermine your ability to recover compensation for your injuries. At Lloyd Miller Law in Chicago, we’ve seen firsthand how medical records—and the timing and consistency of your hospital and doctor visits—can make or break a personal injury claim. Here's why medical documentation remains one of the most powerful tools in building a successful case.
If you were injured in a trucking accident in Chicago, Berwyn, Oak Lawn, Cicero, or a nearby community, call the injury attorneys at Lloyd Miller Law for a free consultation.

Vehicle Passes in No‑Pass Zone, Injures City Worker on Tractor

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Construction worker in safety protective work wear ruling construction machinery.
When drivers ignore clearly marked no-pass zones, the results can be life-changing, especially for people working on or near the roadway. An Energy city worker operating a roadside tractor was recently injured when a driver passed other vehicles illegally and failed to slow down, colliding with the tractor.

How Chicago’s Weather Affects Car Accident Liability: Ice, Rain, and the Law

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Hazardous weather condition on the road seen through windshield. weather affects car accident liability
Chicago’s weather affects car accident liability, especially during icy and rainy conditions. Assigning liability in bad weather accidents hinges on a driver’s adaptability to the weather and road conditions. Illinois drivers are legally required to adjust their overall driving behavior according to the weather. Failure to do so could lead to liability for the crashes that occur. Learning more about how weather conditions affect liability is crucial if you’re involved in an accident in adverse weather.

What Happens If the Other Driver Lies About the Car Accident?

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Tbone car crash.
When another driver lies about a car accident, your rights, your money, and your future are on the line. If you don’t act fast, their lies can become the “official” version of the crash. Those lies can impact how fault is assigned. That means you could end up blamed for an accident you didn’t cause—and left with medical bills, lost wages, and a wrecked car.

Medical Records Matter: How Hospital Visits Strengthen Your Car Accident Case

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Electronic medical record with patient data and health care information in tablet.
After a crash, the immediate chaos can make it tempting to skip the trip to the ER—especially if you don’t feel hurt right away. But delaying medical attention can hurt more than your health. It can seriously undermine your ability to recover compensation for your injuries. At Lloyd Miller Law in Chicago, we’ve seen firsthand how medical records—and the timing and consistency of your hospital and doctor visits—can make or break a personal injury claim. Here's why medical documentation remains one of the most powerful tools in building a successful case.