WHAT DO YOU CHARGE?
We only get paid if you win. There are no attorney fees unless there is a recovery on your case. Unlike most lawyers, we do NOT charge a retainer fee, and you will not have to make payments to us -- we work on a contingency fee basis.
We account for every penny of the judgment or settlement.
We account for every penny of the judgment or settlement.
what do i do if i have been in an accident?
After you get the necessary immediate medical care, contact an attorney as soon as possible. You need to know what to do next -- and what not to do. You'll want to hire attorneys with a proven track record. Don't just hire the lawyer with TV ads. Ask around, look at client reviews, and make an educated decision to hire someone you trust. Have you read Google Reviews?
We'll deal with the insurance company so you don't have to.
We'll deal with the insurance company so you don't have to.
How much is my case worth?
The value of your claim depends on numerous factors. In the hands of experienced trial lawyers with a reputation for obtaining extraordinary results, your claim has more value. Give us a call and our local lawyers will give your case a FREE EVALUATION.
How long will it take before i receive COMPENSATION?
We treat our clients like family. Updates on your case can be given as often as you like, and we are always available to answer your questions. Our job is to turn the wheels of justice to make things happen. Give us a call and, depending on your situation, we can give you a better prediction of how long it should take to resolve.
Do you charge a consultation fee?
No. Most cases require prompt action to preserve your rights. Delay is dangerous. Don't hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.
Offices in the Crossroads of Illinois.
We work on a contingency fee basis. We do not get paid until we win. Before hiring a personal injury lawyer, be sure to look up their Google reviews and read comments from former clients. Anyone can pay for a TV commercial or billboard -- great lawyers don't have to.
Resources:
1) Illinois Courts - Legal cases
2) Federal Court - Southern IL
3) Google - Research and Maps
4) Hassakis & Hassakis - Details
5) The Southern - Local News
6) Illinois Bar Association - Legal
7) Time Magazine - National News
2) Federal Court - Southern IL
3) Google - Research and Maps
4) Hassakis & Hassakis - Details
5) The Southern - Local News
6) Illinois Bar Association - Legal
7) Time Magazine - National News
